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The role of DNA has been the focus of cancer research for decades. But what about RNA?
Shortness of breath, or dyspnea, is a common symptom and side effect of cancer and its treatment.
The impact of the 9/11 attacks are still being felt by first responders, many of whom have been diagnosed with cancer.
Cancer isn’t just one disease; it’s many, each caused by a variety of reasons.
T-cells have been the focus of immunotherapy drugs to treat cancer. Now, they are now in the spotlight as researchers seek out a vaccine for COVID-19.
The recent death of a popular Hollywood celebrity has put a new face on a disturbing trend in colorectal cancer.
Cancer cells often find ways to hide from the immune system and evade treatments.
The American Cancer Society has updated its cervical cancer screening guidelines to help continue to reduce the number of new cases.
Cancer and its treatments may impact a patient’s ability to taste and enjoy food.
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