A leading cancer center is calling 2026 a turning point. According to the City of Hope, five emerging trends could significantly change how cancer is treated — and who benefits from those advances.
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Glioblastoma is a brutal diagnosis — fast-moving and hard to treat, even with the strongest tools modern medicine has. Not many survive. That’s why this new study caught our eye. Instead of adding another aggressive therapy, researchers tested something surprisingly gentle.
You might want to think twice before grabbing that next bag of chips or soda. Studies are showing that ultra-processed foods can make colon cancer grow faster by inflaming the tumor itself. And with colorectal cancer now the nation’s #2 cancer killer, every bite matters.
A rising number of younger adults who have never smoked are now being diagnosed with lung cancer—and health experts are sounding the alarm. According to researchers at Emory University, these trends may point to deeper environmental and screening gaps that need urgent attention. Here’s what you need to know.
Want to dine out without compromising your health? The Templeton List reveals restaurants across America serving clean, organic, cancer-conscious meals you can trust.
