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Home DNA testing kits promise more than they can deliver
All preteen girls should get cervical-cancer vaccine, says CDC panel
Condoms proven to protect against virus
Vaccine to protect against cervical cancer approved
Ovarian cancer responds to abdominal chemotherapy
The virtual colonoscopy gets better
Cancer patients, too, find it hard to give up smoking
Testicular cancer risk rises with infertility
Breast cancer drug shows promise
Prostate cancer surgery–relatively safe
Cancer drugs fine-tuned by watch crystals
Ovarian-breast cancer link may be limited
Digital mammograms may be more accurate
Aspirin a risky prevention for colon cancer
Curcumin and melanoma: Can a spice help fight cancer?
Demystifying cancer: Some people struggle to distinguish cancer treatment fact from fiction
Slather on that sunscreen: The deadliest type of skin cancer is increasing
Hair color: No strong evidence hair dye causes cancer
Fishy therapy: Shark cartilage doesn't show a benefit for cancer
Cutting back: Low-fat diet may reduce breast cancer recurrence
Fruit and veg: Plant foods help protect against cardiovascular disease
Prostate cancer detection: New prostate cancer molecule shows promise for screening
Early-stage breast cancer: Lesions in ducts may turn into invasive cancer eventually
Celebrity endorsements: Famous people's recommendations on cancer screening influence people
Researching terminal illness: Most patients are willing to undergo studies
Drug risks: Smoking marijuana doesn't seem to cause oral cancer
After cancer: Survivors may not get the healthcare they need
Bone marrow transplant: Neurocognitive function doesn't suffer in the long term
To screen or not to screen: Black women are less likely to get screening for breast cancer gene
Troubling treatment: Radiation risk in prostate cancer treatment
Is it working?: A new test may offer brain cancer patients quick answers
Prostate cancer therapies: Treatment could depend on marital status and ethnicity
The trials of youth: A possible reason for slow improvement in cancer survival rates in young adults
Cervical cancer test: Women with HIV may be able to go longer between pap smears
Hello, wrinkles!: Fear of aging skin might limit tanning
Vitamin supplements: Benefits of vitamin E questioned
Prostate cancer: Hormone therapy increases risk of bone fracture
Hypothyroidism: Having an underactive thyroid gland may protect against breast cancer
Stem cell side effects: Delirium can hit cancer patients after stem cell transplants
Fertility preservation: Cervical cancer patient has ovary moved to upper arm
Lung cancer: How doctors follow up on results from a CT scan
Living through the holidays: No evidence cancer patients can delay dying
Detecting skin cancer: Adding an 'E' to 'ABCD' could help spot melanomas earlier
Breast reconstruction: Negative effects of plastic surgery immediately after a mastectomy
Terminal illness: How parents prepare for a child's death
Antioxidant news: Supplement seems to lower risk of cancer in men
Breast cancer prevention: How many women might be candidates for tamoxifen?
Tracking ovarian cancer: Using a blood test to measure the disease's progress
Colonoscopy: Scientists look at the screening technique's record
Cholesterol: Low levels of HDL cholesterol linked to breast cancer risk
Human papillomavirus: Young women's low-grade lesions usually go away on their own
Treating breast cancer: High-dose chemo not as promising as once thought
Skin cancer: Melanoma acts differently in people with darker skin
Risk factor: Infertility and ovarian cancer linked
Surgical practice: Most surgeons who do breast cancer surgery don't do it very often
HPV vaccine: A shot could protect women against most cervical cancers
Mammograms: Barriers to breast cancer screening among poor rural women
Preventing cervical cancer: UK study examines the benefits of a national screening program
Tumor cells: Can scientists predict the effects of breast cancer treatment?
Vitamin E: High doses may increase risk of death
Older moms: Giving birth later reduces ovarian cancer risk somewhat
Treating prostate cancer: The best way to combat mild prostate tumors
Allergen report: Your house is swimming in mouse urine
Detecting drug resistance: How do children respond to treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia?
Oral cancer: Could tooth whitener play a role in developing cancer?
Prostate cancer: Radical prostatectomy vs. radiation therapy
Drug therapy: Treating patients with irinotecan-refractory colorectal cancer
Cancer screening: Refining a test to detect ovarian cancer
Breast cancer: Heavier women have higher risk of dying
Cancer drugs: Doctors are making progress in treating colorectal cancer
Watching your weight: Dieting can tweak the immune system
Relief for caregivers: Caring for someone does not increase breast cancer risk
Feeling tired: Why some cancer patients feel fatigue
Man's best friend: Dogs trained to smell cancer
Detecting breast cancer: MRI scans find tumors better than mammograms
Bumpy road: The long-term effects following bone marrow transplants
Dye and...Die?: Hair dye linked to leukemia
Treating breast cancer: Why does tamoxifen have different effects on different women?
The silent killer: Certain markers in your blood may determine if you have ovarian cancer
To work out or not work out: Can exercise lower your risk of prostate cancer?
Poor health: Socioeconomic status may increase breast cancer risk
Put that burger down: Eating charbroiled meat could increase your risk for rectal cancer
Effects of chemo: Chemotherapy agents could damage the heart
Gene therapy: Can HPV-infected cells be stopped from dividing?
Milk, it does a body good: Calcium may decrease your risk of colon and rectal cancer
Testicular ultrasound: Males struggling with infertility may have undiagnosed tumors
Full-body scan: X-ray exposure raises your cancer risk
Clinical trials lack diversity: Women and minorities are not represented in cancer trials
Cancer pills: Aspirin may ward off breast cancer
Prostate cancer: Sorting through the confusion about PSA levels
Pap smears: Millions of women are undergoing unnecessary Pap tests
Cryptic cancer: Ovarian cancer symptoms look like everything else
False positives: Mammograms are less effective in obese women
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