Half of study participants treated with AMG 510 saw their tumors shrink, and only one experienced disease progression.

This held true regardless of whether statins were taken before or after the cancer diagnosis.

Three independent studies suggest a way to thwart a mutated gene that drives tumor growth in 95 percent of people with the disease.

Approach prevents cancers from making proteins they need to grow and to evade the immune system, while leaving healthy cells unharmed.

Cancer today feels like AIDS in the mid-1990s.

“To make a significant impact in treating this kind of cancer, we need to find it earlier,” says medical oncologist Brian Wolphin, MD, MPH...

Precision medicine matches patients with the treatments most likely to work for them.

Study finds COPD, asthma and cystic fibrosis gene involved in lung cancer.

Testing for multiple mutations at once is faster and less expensive.