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Study suggests exercise may slow cancer's progression

The surge of adrenaline during a high-intensity workout may help certain immune cells slow cancer growth, an animal study published Tuesday in Cell Press suggests.

AstraZeneca wins FDA breakthrough status for key cancer drug

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted breakthrough therapy designation to AstraZeneca's biggest new drug hope durvalumab as a treatment in bladder cancer, the drugmaker said on Wednesday.

New cutting edge tool to help fight war on cancer

'Cancer goggles' help surgeons

Do 10 minute at home cancer tests really work?

Dr. David Samadi weighs in

Florida family mourns loss of third child to inherited syndrome

A Florida family is mourning the loss of their 10-year-old daughter after an inherited condition that also claimed the lives of two of their other children took her life as well.

Scientists claim 'extraordinary' success with treatment using immune cells to target cancer

Early trials of a potential cancer treatment in which white blood cells are modified to target certain types of the disease have been an "extraordinary" success, scientists said Monday.

Claims of 'extraordinary' success with new cancer treatment

Dr. Marc Siegel explains

Navy veteran with terminal cancer sets sights on final Westminster Dog Show

A Navy veteran who has become a staple on the competitive dog breeding circuit said this year’s Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show will likely be her last, as she has chosen to forgo surgery for terminal ovarian cancer.

Cancer patients snagged in health law's tangled paperwork

Walt Whitlow was under treatment for cancer when he got an unwelcome surprise.

New diagnostic device 'smells' prostate cancer in urine

How this new technology works