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National Breast Cancer Awareness Month: 10 Tips To Prevent Illness

To help spread the awareness about this illness, Dr. Kristi Funk spoke about what breast cancer is and the ways to prevent it on the popular show Good Morning America.

What Is Bowel Cancer? Woman Dies 3 Days After Wedding Day

Katie Sutterby was diagnosed with bowel cancer five weeks ago and her husband decided to marry her immediately.

Steve Jobs Quotes: Inspirational Words From Apple Co-Founder On Death Anniversary

Steve Jobs died six years ago today. Here are some inspirational quotes from Apple's co-founder.

Can California Ban Fracking?

Monterey County voters bucked oil’s well-funded opposition and approved “Measure Z,” prohibiting fracking and other well-stimulation methods within the county’s boundaries. Environmentalists and community activists hope to get the rest of the state to follow suit.

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Oil Companies Leaking Benzene Lobbied Against Pollution Rules

Owners of refineries that reported leaking a cancer-causing compound into Houston's air lobbied against the EPA's refinery rule.

Study: Globally Feared Zika Virus May Help Fight Against Brain Cancer

The Zika virus could help against brain cancer, researchers find.

Olivia Newton-John, Other Celebs Who Have Used Marijuana For Medicinal Purposes

Singer Olivia Newton-John has been promoting the drug after she survived her second battle with cancer. She is not the first celebrity to endorse marijuana’s medicinal properties.

A woman undergoes a mammograms, a special type of X-ray of the breasts, which is used to detect tumours as part of a regular cancer prevention medical check-up at a clinic in Nice

Breast Cancer Patients On Opioids Less Likely To Stick To Hormonal Treatment

Breast cancer patients using opioids to manage pain are less likely to stick to their vital hormonal treatment, researchers find.

FDA Approves Gene Modification Treatment For Children With Leukemia

FDA approves gene modification treatment for children with leukemia.

Truth Campaign: Tobacco Companies Targeted Military Members, Mental Health Patients

[Watch] The new Truth initiative campaign is going after tobacco companies over its targeting of military personnel, people with mental health conditions.

17 Million Americans Live Close To Active Oil, Gas Wells: Study

A new study showed more than 17 million Americans live close to an active oil or gas wells, making them exposed to various medical issues.

Johns Hopkins Hospital Continues Cancer Research And Treatment

Can Cancer Be Found Even Before The Symptoms Start Showing? Study Explains

Oncologists at the Johns Hopkins University have taken a big step towards in developing a blood test that can detect a majority of cancer types.

Why More White People Get Colon Cancer

Researchers have discovered some surprising demographic trends regarding rates of colorectal cancer among adults under age 55 and the number of deaths among that age group.

Wyoming Mom With Rare Brain Cancer Denies Treatment To Have Baby Before Death

A terminal cancer diagnosis hasn't deterred hopes for the woman to have her sixth child.

Colon Cancer Is Killing More Young People And Researchers Don't Know Why

Young white people are reportedly becoming more prone to developing colon cancer.

Basal cell carcinoma is generally a slow-growing and painless form of skin cancer that starts in the top layer of the skin and develops on areas that are regularly exposed to sunlight or other ultraviolet radiation.

Individualized Skin Cancer Vaccines Have Success In Two Clinical Trials

This vaccine helps the body attack cancer in melanoma patients.

What Is Tissue Nanotransfection? A Step Forward For Nanotechnology In Regenerative Medicine

The technique does not require any laboratory-based procedures, unlike stem cell therapy.

Can Marijuana Cure Cancer? Ways In Which Cannabis Can Be Helpful

A study conducted by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, earlier this year found marijuana to be helpful for people suffering from various forms of cancer.

World Lung Cancer Day 2017: Facts About The Deadly Disease

The risk of developing lung cancer can vary with the number of cigarettes one smokes in a day and the extended period of time that one engages in the habit of smoking.

Kathy Griffin Shaves Head: 4 Celebs Who Did The Same [PHOTOS]

Kathy Griffin shaved off her entire head to show her support for her sister who has been diagnosed with cancer.

John McCain’s Brain Cancer: Has Glioblastoma Met Its Match?

McCain is facing a new, remorseless enemy that will test his body and spirit: a malignant brain cancer that kills about 13,000 Americans each year.

Does Worrying Help You Live Longer? Study Says Being Neurotic Is Good

People who worry all the time might live longer than their calmer counterparts, which would be one benefit of having an anxiety disorder.

HIV Cure Hopes Revived After South African Kid’s Remission, Possible Immunotherapy Links

Normally, HIV patients need to stay on antiretroviral (ART) drugs for a lifetime to make sure that their illness does not escalate to life-threatening proportions.