For cancer patients, maintaining muscle is vital to health and treatment, but staying strong is complicated
Meghan McCue, Laurentian University Nearly one-third of cancer patients die from a side-effect you’ve likely…
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The Lancet Oncology: Risk of dying from cancer in some poorer districts of England over 70% higher than wealthy districts, study suggests
The risk of dying from the 10 forms of cancer with the largest death toll…
New health mapping study pinpoints cancer risk factors at local level
A new QUT-led study that maps health statistics in Australia highlights the disparities in small…
Mathematics supporting fresh theoretical approach in oncology
Mathematical approaches are gaining traction in modern oncology as they provide fresh knowledge about the evolution of cancer and new opportunities…
With cancer-causing HPVs depleted by vaccination, research suggests it’s time to reevaluate screening strategies
The vaccine against human papillomaviruses (HPVs) works, successfully preventing infections that cause genital warts, cervical…
Teenager wins “America’s Top Young Scientist” award for skin cancer soap
Herman Bekele, a 14-year-old student from Annandale, Virginia, USA, has won the 3M Young Scientist…
Sharks’ low mutation rate cancer shield but a survival challenge
New international Monash University-led research has explained the reasons for and implications of low cancer…
Learning more about how cancer affects stroke risk
Patients with a previous or current cancer diagnosis are more likely to have a stroke…
New report reveals rare cancers are more prevalent than ever, leading experts to call for an overhaul in how they are defined and treated
Today, Australia’s leading cancer experts, politicians, and people with lived experience of cancer are meeting…
Dramatic rise in UK liver cancer cases linked to poverty
Liver Cancer UK, part of the British Liver Trust, has released new findings today which…