Harvard researchers have found a possible link between taking a daily multivitamin over a long period of time and a small reduction in cancer.

After breast cancer treatment, 65% to 85% of women experience hot flashes and night sweats – many of them severe enough to affect sleep, mood, and quality of life.

A follow-up study from a clinical trial that included 35,000 men shows that those who took vitamin E supplements were more likely to develop prostate cancer.

New research supports listening to recorded music, as well as music therapy, to improve symptoms of cancer treatment.

Multivitamins may not be much help to many people with cancer.

Pain is not always a part of having cancer, but when it is, there's no need to suffer in silence.

Whether it's from a headache, a broken bone, or something more serious, all of us have experienced pain at one time or another.

A paper by American Cancer Society researchers published this week in Cancer, one of the Society's peer-reviewed journals, offers one of the largest and most detailed portraits of complementary and alternative therapy use among cancer survivors in the United States.

The US Food and Drug Administration is taking action to protect consumers from fake cancer treatments.