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A surge in the number of wireless devices has some researchers concerned that the daily bombardment of electromagnetic signals may increase our cancer risk.
Firefighter and cancer survivor Jason Shivers is helping to make changes to reduce firefighters' cancer risks.
For all the advancements in targeted therapy, some targets remain elusive—among them, genes in the troublesome RAS family.
Doctors have identified a genetic feature—or biomarker—called homologous recombination deficiency that’s leading to positive outcomes for patients with ovarian cancer.
Are you at high risk for esophageal cancer? If so, you may benefit from esophageal cancer screening. Find out what it is and who it's for here.
When cancer recurs in patients who were told after treatment they have no evidence of disease, it’s often because dormant, cancer cells have been awakened.
Understand the risks and benefits of prostate biopsies before you make a decision. Here's what you need to know.
Scientists are learning even more about the familial connection involved in chronic lymphocytic leukemia, the most common type of leukemia.
Breast reconstruction after breast cancer is complicated. Learn about the variables and options that may affect you before you meet with a surgeon.
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