#cancer diagnosis

Researchers stress funding breast cancer research to include representation of racially and ethnically diverse populations

Celebrities who share their cancer diagnoses may inspire some people while triggering others.

Cancer insight by Talaya Dendy, a board-certified patient advocate, cancer doula and podcaster. She’s also a Hodgkin lymphoma thriver.

New research authored by Camille Stewart, MD, shows that cancer patients want information about treatments, therapies, and their providers.

After skin cancer surgery, Matthew Ruiz completed a process known as Total Body Photography to track any changes over time.

Study clarifies molecular pathways by which CLL transform into a more aggressive type of lymphoma.

The new director of the National Cancer Institute says her prognosis is very favorable.

Elena Shagisultanova, MD, PhD, answers six questions about the importance of mammograms, the challenges of dense breasts and more.

A new report finds that Black women have lower breast cancer incidence than white women but higher rates of death from the cancer.

New tests can detect a common signal across more than 50 types of cancer from tumor DNA in blood.

A new report stresses the need for better access to health insurance coverage to improve cancer care and outcomes.

Researchers developed a new tool, the EPIC-seq, that can diagnose cancer subtypes from patient blood samples.

Many people with bladder cancer are in their 70s and 80s. They seek honest, transparent news about the diagnosis.

This may sound like the plot of an episode of “Grey’s Anatomy.” It’s not.

Researchers observed a trend of increased risk of major financial hardship in younger, non-white, lower-income patients.

For a photographer living with cancer, addressing worries that accompany his diagnoses helps him remain someone who is not defined by them.