#cancer risk

A new study on obesity-related cancers says we may have underestimated the risk.

Studies long have linked firefighters’ on-the-job exposure to chemicals and toxins in urban blazes with an increased risk of cancer.

The state was close to mandating the HPV vaccine. Then it didn’t.

New CDC data show that Kentucky has the highest rate of cancer deaths, and Utah has the lowest.

The truth about plant-based meat substitutes like Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat

All Biocell textured breast implants will be pulled because they may increase the risk for a certain type of blood cancer.

Health groups want federal regulators to add warning labels to beer, wine and liquors.

A French study has found that people who regularly consume sugary drinks, like soda and fruit juice, may be more likely to develop cancer.

Chance and randomness certainly play major roles in deciding which individuals get cancer. But the dice are loaded.

Astronauts have long been warned about the cancer risks associated with space travel––but a new study finds no correlation.

An interview with the founder of the National LGBT Cancer Network

A new large-scale study suggests that women who are “morning people” may be at lower risk for breast cancer.

Women with a genetic tendency to wake up early may be protected against this cancer.

For years, Alvarez fought to extend health care protections for rescue workers and survivors like him.

Fans of HBO’s “Chernobyl,” take note.

“Natural” and “aluminum-free” deodorants may be trendy, but antiperspirants are not bad for you.