Immunotherapy scores big win against lung cancer in study
Treatment improved survival in people newly diagnosed with the most common form of lung cancer – but it doesn't work for everyone
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Treatment improved survival in people newly diagnosed with the most common form of lung cancer – but it doesn't work for everyone
In experimental procedures, dyes are being tested to make cancer cells light up so doctors can cut them out and give patients a better shot at survival
President Emmanuel Macron lauds rock star for bringing "part of America into our national pantheon"
In what researchers say is a first, a man's cancer treatment had an unexpected impact on HIV-infected cells
Instead of signs of lung cancer, doctors found a tiny plastic toy traffic cone the man had received on his seventh birthday
Larry King revealed to "Extra" host Mario Lopez that he was diagnosed with Stage 1 lung cancer
Certain people appear to be at a higher risk if they've taken high doses of these popular vitamins
Researchers move "a step forward," assessing DNA fragments for a range of tumors
The disease is serious but "what's not out there is that patients with early stage disease are highly curable"
New studies suggest liquid biopsies might help show who would or would not benefit from chemotherapy
Smoking just one cigarette a day significantly increases risk of death, a new report finds
A new report finds evidence that recession and unemployment can have deadly consequences
The singer's two sisters died from the disease in the early 1980s
Working out for even a couple of hours a week can shrink your risk of some of the most lethal forms of cancer, researchers say
A measure to hike the state cigarette tax by $2 is likely be on the ballot for voters' approval on Nov. 8
The U.N.'s World Health Organization reports millions of deaths due to rising air pollution in cities worldwide
Researchers compared gradual and "cold turkey" approaches to see which led to greater success
Forget chocolates and roses: "When you're cancer-free, it just puts a whole new light on everything"
For first time, major cigarette maker could be forced to do something no company in its industry ever has
Americans can cut cancer risk even more if they follow these recommendations
Residents blame two sites used to store radioactive waste for an unusually high number of rare cancers in the area
"Star Trek" star's family aims to raise funds for film about his struggle with COPD
More people are surviving cancer, but some parts of the country are more susceptible than others
But in a country with 300 million smokers, it's unclear how widespread enforcement of the new law will be
New report highlights the years of healthy life lost to different types of cancer