Cancer Health Fall Issue

After his first bout with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, Connor McMahon wanted to give other children hope.

We’re interested in assessing how diet affects health—but in the context of the what, where, when, why, and how we eat.

Physicians recognize that ovarian cancer isn’t a single disease but a group of related disorders with distinct genetic and cellular features

Results don’t support screening healthy people for vitamin D deficiency.

Whether such recurrence is less likely after interferon treatment remains the source of some controversy in the hep C research community.

Scientists are preparing to bring DNA-editing tools to the clinic.

Liver fat may be a driver of increased cancer risk associated with obesity.

Over the last five years, FDA has authorized more than 9,000 applications through the expanded access program.

A second immunotherapy option is now available for hepatocellular carcinoma.

The taller you are, the greater your risk of cancer may be, according to a new study.