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Research suggests compounds found in foods like green tea may inhibit angiogenesis, but they aren’t a substitute for prescribed therapies.

Rosette Becker created “About My Cancer,” a series of nine abstract works, before, during and after her lymphoma treatment

Nicotine is an addictive chemical found in tobacco; nicotine in e-cigarettes extracted from tobacco. But is it a carcinogen?

Edwin Alyea, MD, and Don Lewis, who received a stem cell transplant in 2014 to treat his acute myeloid leukemia, explain the procedure.

In observance of Sarcoma Awareness Month, here are some facts about this rarely diagnosed childhood bone cancer.

Nancy Hale participated in a clinical trial and saw incredible results.

Future clinical trials will explore whether cellular and antibody-based therapies can be beneficial as earlier-stage treatments.

Kelly Lamphere’s multiple myeloma—which had been stabilized by chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant—had begun outsmarting her treatme...

Robert Johnson was treated with a drug combination meant to “wake up” the immune system.

Recent studies have shown that the disease has a unique biology—different from that of more common forms of breast cancer

Cancer is bound up with the basic instructions of life, carried by every cell within its DNA.

Keith Rohleder participated in a clinical trial—which included chemotherapy and radiation—and then received a stem cell transplant.

TRK fusions occur in less than 1 percent of cancers—but when treated with larotrectinib, patients have seen dramatic results.

Frst study on the combined effect of body mass, physical activity and diet on survival after colorectal cancer diagnosis.

Advances in external and internal radiation therapies allow for better-targeted dosing of tumors while minimizing exposure of normal tissue.

Researchers are working to discover why immunotherapies succeed or fail.