Nearly Half of Cancer Deaths May Be Preventable: Here’s What We Can Change
Cancer survival has never been higher—yet more Americans are still being diagnosed. ACS data shows 44% of cancer deaths are tied to risks we can change.
New MRI Agent Could Detect Lung Cancer Earlier
Researchers have developed an experimental protein-based MRI contrast agent that targets collagen found at elevated levels in aggressive lung tumors.
Mugwort Tea: Witches’ Brew or Cancer Fighter?
What happened when scientists combined an ancient herb with a powerful cancer drug? Mugwort may have a few surprises left.
Could Chewing Gum Help Fight a Virus Linked to Cancer?
Researchers have developed a bioengineered chewing gum that reduced levels of HPV—a virus strongly linked to certain mouth and throat cancers—by as much as 93% in saliva samples.
Raised Moles: When They’re Harmless—and When to Get Them Checked
Most raised moles are harmless, but some changes should never be ignored. This helpful article explains the warning signs dermatologists look for and when it’s time to have a mole evaluated.
