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Researchers Develop More Sensitive Colon Cancer Screening Method

Coffee has numerous health benefits, but too much caffeine can cause problems.

Report findings suggest many cancers were not being diagnosed in a timely manner during the early part of the pandemic.

Patients may have a bit of leeway, but long delays in initiating treatment could result in negative outcomes.

Software powered by artificial intelligence can help identify potential polyps in folks who prefer an endoscopy over a colonoscopy.

Adding chemotherapy to Tagrisso was associated with a nearly nine-month delay in disease progression—and more side effects.

Researchers looked at eight major cancers in 47 countries.

The dangers of excessive alcohol use and its connection to increased colorectal cancer risk are not something doctors are unfamiliar with.

However, liver cancer mortality has risen for both Latino men and women.

These individuals work to ensure fair opportunities to prevent, treat and survive cancer.

Using two fecal tests instead of one increased the sensitivity levels of the testing method for colorectal cancer.

Galleri is the first of a wave of multi-cancer early-detection tests that analyze DNA fragments in the blood for abnormalities.

Regular screening is crucial for early detection of colorectal cancer.

Colorectal cancer often spreads to the liver, especially when patients have fatty liver disease. New research may help explain this link.

Response rates ranged from 56% to 85% for several types of tumors with high HER2 expression.

Study results help explain why some cancers have different prognosis in men and women, and also suggest novel treatment strategies.

Part 2 in a series from the University of Colorado that unpacks the goals of the National Cancer Institute’s National Cancer Plan.