What Is Cancer?
Cancer can cause almost any type of symptom—everything from fatigue to pain to shortness of breath and more.
What is Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia? Experts Explain the Symptoms and Treatment Options
The rare cancer is most commonly found during middle age.
Bernie Sanders' Daughter-in-Law Dies of Neuroendocrine Cancer. Here's What to Know About the Rare Disease
She only started showing symptoms three weeks before her death.
Former 'Biggest Loser' Star Daniel Wright Died of Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia—Here's What That Means
This form of leukemia is estimated to strike almost 6,000 people this year.
Abby Lee Miller Was Diagnosed With Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. Here's What That Means
This type of cancer starts in white blood cells and is most common in late middle age.
Cervical Cancer Rates Have Dropped—but Rates of This HPV-Related Cancer Are on the Rise
We're doing a good job preventing some types of sexually transmitted cancers, suggests a new CDC report, but there's room for improvement.
Dentist Finds Salivary Gland Cancer in Tennis Player Nicole Gibbs' Mouth—Here's What That Means
She had the bump for years, but she didn't think much of it.
These 8 Types of Cancer are Increasing in Millennials—How Much Should You Worry?
In some cases, obesity might be the reason why.
Doctors Dismissed the Lump on My Neck as a 'Swollen Lymph Node' for 5 Years—but It Turned Out to Be Cancer
During her first year of medical school, Diana Cejas went to the doctor because she found a lump on her neck. She was told it was "nothing to worry about" and that antibiotics would take care of it.
Casual Alcohol Use Has Been Linked to Several Major Cancers—So Where's the Campaign?
Here's what your doctor probably isn't telling you.
Sleep Apnea and Cancer: Here's What We Know About How They're Related
A scary new report links this common sleep problem to cancer, especially in women—but how worried should you be?
Following These 10 Steps Can Slash Your Cancer Risk by 40%
A new report shows that obesity is linked to 12 different types of cancer—and by maintaining a healthy weight and healthy habits, you can dramatically reduce your risk.
