Healthy diet and eating habits can go a long way in lowering cancer risk. These foods contain nutrients that may…
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Cancer survivors often have poor diets
Cancer survivors may be less likely to follow a healthy diet than other people, particularly where leafy greens and whole…
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Spirituality may be tied to easier cancer course
Cancer patients who report more religiousness or spirituality may also experience fewer physical symptoms of cancer and treatment and more…
Read MoreContrary to popular myth, ‘the pill’ prevents womb cancer, study finds
LONDON – Using an oral contraceptive, often referred to as “the pill”, gives long-term protection against womb cancer and the…
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DNA rings may detect early cancer, researchers find
In a new study, researchers have shown that an innovative technique— the use of DNA microcircles— has the potential to…
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Racial differences in breast cancer outcomes are partly biological
Some of the differences in breast cancer outcomes between white and black women in the U.S. can be attributed to…
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Cancer patients want more info about CT risks
Some cancer patients would like more information on the health risks of their radiology tests, a new study found. Most…
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8-year-old girl suggests a possible cure for cancer
For most elementary school students, finding the cure for cancer probably isn’t normal dinner table conversation. But for one British…
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Artificial sweetener may help treat aggressive cancers, study finds
For years, negative reports have surrounded artificial sweeteners, claiming evidence of everything from being a carcinogen to causing cardiovascular disease.…
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Memory Issues After Cancer May Not Be From Chemo
Women treated for breast cancer with radiation with or without chemotherapy had more thinking and memory problems a few years…
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