Researchers have found a series of markers that indicate which patients are more likely to survive cancers of the base of the tongue and tonsils.

On May 7th, a Washington resident diagnosed with mesothelioma filed a claim in Illinois. The man claims that during his employment as a U.S. Army machinist in Illinois, he was negligently exposed to asbestos, which is the cause of his

Breast cancer risk is higher in some women and lower in others. New research shows that mammography, when combined with breast ultrasound may detect more breast cancer cases in women who have higher risk of developing the disease.

Having high intake of dietary acrylamide, a carcinogen commonly found in processed starchy foods including French fries, cakes, snacks, coffee and even resins and plum juice, may dramatically increase the risk of kidney cancer, according to a new study.

Maintaining a high level of vitamin D in the blood may increase the odds of survival for cancer patients, according to a new German study.