Cancer Treatment

"'Targeted delivery’ is one of the grand challenges in cancer research."

Researchers implanted cancer cells in mice and then stimulated the reward circuits in their brains every day over two weeks. They observed a powerful response.

Misleading headlines might encourage patients to alter their treatment—with potentially tragic consequences.

Researchers are looking for 15 people with lymphoma to test the vaccine.

The new understanding could improve treatments for several deadly malignancies.

Despite having a higher risk for cancer than the rest of the population, people with HIV are much less likely to get chemo, surgery and radiotherapy.

A hideous rodent may hold the secret to cancer.

Some species get cancer all the time; others, rarely at all. A young researcher in Salt Lake City is trying to figure out why.

Researchers are investigating centuries-old alcoholic beverages for potential medicines.

Genetic engineering will enable industrial-scale production of a previously hard-to-make pharmaceutical.

Patients diagnosed with cancer could be fined half the cost of their treatment.

The chances of surviving childhood cancer are rising, but so are the long-term effects of toxic treatments.

'Newsweek,' in conjunction with Castle Connolly Medical Ltd. is proud to present the list of the 'Top Cancer Doctors 2015' for the United States.

New cancer drugs can extend life for days, months, even years. But they can also push you and your family into bankruptcy.

“I would get blasted on the stuff and be happy as a clam, no problems,” said former cancer patient Jeff Moroso.

The growth of nanotechnology is revitalizing hope in the radio wave cancer cure many thought to be bunk science.

New immunotherapy research holds promises of treating cancer and providing long-term protection from recurrence.

America’s energy addiction is killing Kentucky.