Cancer

New technology means blood tests can now play a role in catching a broader range of cancers even before symptoms may appear.

Treatment has never been better, but many factors influence your prognosis with non-small cell lung cancer. Here’s what doctors want you to know.

This form of tumor genomic testing can help determine the next steps for breast cancer treatment.

More than just spinal cancers and tumors can cause back pain for patients. This is what to look out for.

Applying these cancer-fighting drugs directly onto the skin can treat superficial skin cancers and precancers. Here’s what you need to know.

While breast cancer becomes more common with age, the good news is it’s often less aggressive and may need less-intense treatments. Here’s why.

What to know about this adverse effect of radiation cancer therapy.

Pain or tenderness on its own usually isn’t a symptom of the disease. We explore what else it could be–and what to do if cancer is suspected.

Common red flags for this disease include swollen lymph nodes and night sweats, but there are other indications that something’s not right as well. Here’s what the experts say to keep an eye out for.

Diagnosed with melanoma? Find answers, resources, community, and next steps here.

Pins-and-needles in your hands and feet could be the result of nerve damage from cancer treatment. Here’s what you can do about it.