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The inherited risk of certain types of early-onset cancer is significantly higher among racial minorities.

A pilot study found children with acute lymphocytic leukemia were more likely to be living in the highest density of oil and gas areas.

A study found that people over 75 who were screened by colonsocopy or sigmoidoscopy had a reduced risk of death from colorectal cancer.

A new study finds that inherited genetic variation plays a role in who is likely to benefit from cancer immunotherapies.

Study shows that screening kits from a drive-by flu vaccination clinic increased access to colorectal cancer screening for Black Americans

Obesity may render T cells around tumors less powerful by causing them to alter how they generate and use energy, a new study suggests.

More than 12 percent of newly diagnosed lung cancer patients in the US have never smoked cigarettes, according to a population-based study.

Some patients develop a secondary blood cancer after receiving radiation or chemotherapy treatment for their initial cancer diagnosis

A genomic study has uncovered molecular changes in tumors that may lead to dramatic and long-lasting responses to cancer therapy.

Study finds that deaths from cancer accounted for more than 4 million potential years of life lost in 2017

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The PROMISE study aims to identify people with conditions that are precursors of multiple myeloma and track their health over time.

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

Men who ate yogurt at least twice a week were 26% less likely to have polyps with the potential to become malignant.

Frequent use of indoor tanning services is carcinogenic and addictive at a genetic level.

Given the long timeline needed for human studies, people today should not expect this technology to be proven and fully approved for years.