#cancer diagnosis

In study, test proved able to detect and localize more than 20 types of cancer with a high degree of accuracy.

Emily Garnett, 34, is a mom, wife and lawyer turned writer and podcast host living with metastatic breast cancer near New York City.

“You really have to be the CEO of your own health,” said melanoma survivor and patient advocate T. J. Sharpe.

Late-stage cancers identified through emergency department visits may reflect a lack of access to primary care and screening.

A doctor told the new mom she just needed to lose weight to feel better. Turns out, she had cancer.

John Looker was once the face of Pelotonia—until bikers and cancer patients started asking questions.

The test was able to identify many cancers, and their location, at early stages.

Why the head of the world’s largest cancer organization braved dirt roads and crowded urban streets to reach impoverished cancer centers

A black hole for treatment extends across two South Texas border counties, a stretch with more than 1.2 million residents.

Missing data from a clinical trial on a new diagnostic test for prostate cancer risk have researchers calling one another out.

“The most important thing is to find someone you trust and are comfortable with to talk to.”

Olympic swimmer Nathan Adrian shares his experience with testicular cancer and his goals moving forward.

Diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer in 2016 at age 29, Jen Hodson turned to social media to cope.

Here are eight second opinion tips.

Florence Kurttila brings a patient’s insights to the world of colon cancer research.