Childhood cancer survivors may not get needed adult care Children who've had cancer may be more likely to receive the follow-up care they need in adulthood if their parents take the time to teach them how to interact with doctors while they're young, a recent study suggests.
CDC: 3 of 5 leading causes of death in US fell from 2010 to 2014 Premature, or preventable, deaths from three of the five leading causes in the United States declined from 2010 to 2014, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced with new data estimates Friday.
Spectrum Pharma says FDA rejects its bladder cancer drug Spectrum Pharmaceuticals Inc said on Friday the U.S. Food and Drug Administration rejected the drugmaker's bladder cancer treatment.
Dying UK girl convinces judge to let her body be frozen The teenage girl's instructions were direct: She didn't want to be buried, but to be frozen — with the hope she can continue her life in the future when cancer is cured.
Walking may improve sleep with lung cancer - Lung cancer patients could improve their sleep and quality of life by walking several times a week, a study from Taiwan suggests.
#FlipToBreathe campaign seeks to raise awareness, funding for lung cancer research Lung cancer results in more deaths each year than breast, prostate and colon cancers combined, yet these cancers receive an average of nearly six times more in research funding per life lost, according to lung cancer research and advocacy nonprofit Free To Breathe.
Dying Georgia firefighter honored with final wish A six-year member of the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department’s Squad 4 is in the last days of his battle against stage 4 cancer.
Gerri Willis: Six things cancer taught me On April 28, I was diagnosed with breast cancer and decided to take extended medical leave from the Fox Business Network, my work home for six years, to seek treatment.
Volunteer makeup artists pamper patients during cancer treatment Betty Elkes faced cancer multiple times and received her last diagnosis in 2010.
