Stress could be a trigger for some cancers, new research suggests.Scientists have discovered that everyday emotional stress is a trigger for the growth of tumoursThey discovered that any sort of tra   Read more >>

Researchers from Yale University and Mirna Therapeutics, Inc., reversed the growth of lung tumors in mice using a naturally occurring tumor suppressor microRNA. The study reveals that a tiny bit of   Read more >>

Nov. 13: Police say a woman duped her community into believing she had breast cancer to get money for breast implants. TODAY’s Meredith Vieira talks to a victim of the scam and Chief Deputy Ran   Read more >>

Cancer woman and Aquarius man. Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood

A cancer diagnosis can strain any relationship. But when a woman gets news of a life-threatening illness, her husband is six times more   Read more >>

New Zealand scientists are developing an ice cream that is so good for you, it could one day be prescribed to help treat cancer.Researchers at the University of Auckland are working with dairy giant   Read more >>

Alcohol consumption has long been linked to cancer and its spread, but the underlying mechanism has never been clear. Now, researchers at Rush University Medical Center have identified a cellular pa   Read more >>

Elena Desserich, 6, left notes behind for her parents to find after she diedElena Desserich was diagnosed with brain cancer at 5 years old. She began to hide hundreds of little notes around the house   Read more >>

This year alone, nearly 1.5 million people will be diagnosed with some form of cancer, according to Cancer.org statistics. The battle against the deadly disease rages on daily, and prevention and aw   Read more >>

Well-educated women and those who live alone are emotionally the hardest hit by breast cancer, according to the findings of a new Australian study announced during October's Breast Cancer Awareness   Read more >>

Getting back to work may be just what some cancer patients need to beef up self-esteem and remind themselves of their value to others. Cancer can be very isolating, so some may find new energy in re   Read more >>

Ask any woman what disease she’s most afraid of, and chances are she’ll say breast cancer. “Almost everyone knows someone who did everything ‘right’ and still got breast cancer,” says Victoria S   Read more >>

From bottles and microwaves to phones and McNuggets, it seems everything is giving us cancer. While I refuse to run from my car when pumping gas or stop using my cell, there is one allegedly carcino   Read more >>

Researchers say a new type of cancer treatment has produced highly promising results in preliminary drug trials.Olaparib was given to 19 patients with inherited forms of advanced breast, ovarian and   Read more >>

GREY hair may be unwelcome, but the processes that produce it are now better understood and could be protecting us from cancer.Cells called melanocytes produce the pigments that colour hair and thei   Read more >>

Patients with inoperable prostate disease recover after single dose of drugTwo patients with inoperable prostate cancer have made dramatic recoveries after receiving one dose of an experimental drug t   Read more >>

Using just a stool sample, doctors may be able to detect colon and many other cancers of the digestive tract including stomach, pancreatic, bile duct and esophageal cancer, U.S. researchers said on Tu   Read more >>

Men with stronger muscles from regular weight training are up to 40 per cent less likely to die from cancer than men who do not pump iron, according to new research.The findings, by an international   Read more >>

As Georgia Browne breastfeeds her baby son Monty, nothing could seem more normal or natural. At eight months old, Monty thrives on his mother’s milk, but someone else is also thriving on Georgia’s m   Read more >>

  Read more >>

  Read more >>