A powerful new pill is giving patients hope in their fight against pancreatic cancer. Doctors at Dana-Farber Cancer Center say it’s a game-changing breakthrough.

About a third of people who get their health coverage through the Affordable Care Act would look for a cheaper plan if the enhanced subsidies expire — but a quarter would be very likely to just go without insurance, according to a new KFF survey.

Plastic turns up everywhere in modern life for good reason. It’s adaptable, sturdy, and light. Plastic can help make cars safer and keep food fresher for longer.

A surge in colorectal cancer among people under 50 in the United States has both doctors and the cancer research community deeply concerned.

As a comfort care companion volunteer for Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, Florida, I’m occasionally called to sit vigil with a dying patient who does not have family present.

Independent community oncology practices significantly reduce the levels of financial toxicity that patients with cancer experience, compared with that seen by patients treated in hospital outpatient settings, according to a new study appearing in the American Journal of Public Health.

In early 2022, Phil Sprick noticed a lump behind his cheekbone while shaving.

Kimberly Alexander spoke with CURE about how overlooked symptoms affected her husband Elijah’s path to a multiple myeloma diagnosis and why she now advocates for awareness and stronger support in the Black community.

A new breast cancer diagnosis that occurs in a woman who is pregnant, within a year of giving birth, or anytime during lactation is called pregnancy-associated breast cancer.

Research presented at the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress, held Oct. 4 to 7, 2025, in Chicago, showed that rectal bleeding was the top indicator of colorectal cancer in people under 50 who had colonoscopies.