Leading Cancer Groups Chart the Future of Disparities Research
Four leading national cancer organizations have released a joint statement outlining a strategy to help all cancer patients benefit from cancer research, regardless of race, ethnicity, age, gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, or where they live.
Microorganisms Living on Your Skin May Relate to Skin Cancer Risk
The viruses, fungi, and bacteria on your skin could provide clues for skin cancer development and treatment.
Computer Simulation Aims to Solve Colonoscopy’s Right-Side Problem
Some studies suggest that colonoscopy may not be as effective against cancers that develop in the right side of the colon. Amy Knudsen, PhD, a researcher at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston, Mass., is creating a computer model to help explain why this happens.
Tracking Down the Cellular Culprit that Helps Breast Cancer Spread
Scientists are discovering new ways cancer highjacks molecules inside of cells to spread throughout the body.