Paul McKenzie, a liver cancer survivor, and his wife, Emma, sat down with CURE to discuss the critical role of self advocacy, preparation, and caregiver support throughout Paul’s treatment journey.

You may not think of food as a primary factor in cancer risk, but research shows that our dietary choices can play a quiet yet powerful role in shaping long-term health.

At an academic function, a guest asks what I do and I say, “public hospital doctor”, which seems more benign than “oncologist”.

Smoking and/or vaping was associated with increased odds of elevated blood pressure and hypertension compared with not smoking or vaping, according to new data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2021-2023 cycle.

The cigarette smoking rate among U.S. adults fell below 10% for the first time in recorded history in 2024.

For many, a stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis can feels scary, but Casey Liening is rewriting that narrative.

In this episode of OncTimes Talk, host Dr. McDonald speaks with Rose Gerber, Director of Patient Advocacy and Education at the Community Oncology Alliance (COA) and a 23‑year breast cancer survivor.

Residents of nearly half the nation’s counties live in a pharmacy desert, with no drugstore within a 10-mile radius, according to a study from Ohio State University.

Researchers developed an analytic framework that linked housing cost and density, recent relocation and the number of children enrolled in public preschools to shorter breast cancer survival.

As colorectal cancer and breast cancer are on the rise in people under 40, if you're experiencing symptoms, you shouldn't put off that doctor's appointment, even if you think you're young and healthy.