Charleston’s 10th annual Head for the Cure 5K drew a record turnout of more than 700 participants Saturday at James Island County Park, raising funds for brain cancer research and patient support.

A receptor involved in normal physiological processes may also drive breast cancer growth when overexpressed.

A recent study by Fred Hutch biochemist Christopher Lapointe, PhD, and his colleagues, uses innovative lab techniques to ...

On March 14, Corewell Health will host its annual Irish Jig 5K run and fundraiser to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and raise ...

The two-year project is designed to help dental health providers normalize HPV vaccine discussions and reduce oropharyngeal cancer risk. A $100,000 grant fro ...

Announcement of the Breast Cancer in Young Women Foundation's Third International Conference DENVER, CO, UNITED STATES, ...

Scientists have reported results from an early-stage trial of an immunotherapy drug called VIR-5500. The drug offers new hope for men with advanced prostate cancer who have stopped responding to other ...

North Texas nonprofit Children’s Cancer Fund is donating $2.5 million to help with the construction of the new $5 billion ...

Presiden Trump nominated Jim O’Neill, former HHS deputy secretary and acting CDC director, to serve as director of NSF for a ...

Many cancer treatments were developed for adult physiology, not pediatric biology, resulting in disproportionate long-term ...

They plan to reach a combined 3,339 — around Galbraith Mountain and Lake Padden — by Sept. 1, the same day Fox ended his run ...

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center report that an artificial intelligence (AI)-based liquid biopsy test ...