#cancer treatment

In a long-term study, 71% of women who chose to get pregnant gave birth successfully.

The free facilities serve tens of thousands of people with cancer and caregivers each year.

The disparity is likely due in part to a low representation of minority physicians in cancer subspecialties.

AACR report highlights progress in preventing and treating cancer—including 27 new drug approvals last year—but disparities persist.

Sarah Thomas is the first person to swim across the body of water four times nonstop.

Even patients with health insurance are soliciting online donations to cover the cost of bills, travel and medication.

But much needs to be done to help cancer survivors live longer and healthier lives.

When Tina Turner’s health faltered, her devoted spouse helped rekindle hope.

Researchers believe specially designed cancer care programs could prevent Black patients from being lost to care.

Eighty percent of medications that receive accelerated approval don’t extend overall survival.

Providers must plan ahead for the public health effects of climate change.

A recent article in The Atlantic explains and debunks a growing myth around food and cancer.

Oncologists are concerned because certain supplements could interfere with treatment

One in three dogs will develop cancer during their lifetime, and pet owners are looking for treatments.

There are many unsung heroes along a patient’s cancer journey, and patient navigators are some of them.

Mental health care before cancer treatment is associated with higher death rates for those with kidney, prostate or bladder cancer.