A new study examining the use of high-cost drugs among patients with colorectal cancer and non-small cell lung cancer found those insured through Medicare Advantage received less expensive cancer ...

The study states that alcohol and red meat consumption can increase the risk of colorectal cancer, while calcium and milk can ...

Even with the same cancer diagnosis personalised treatments are essential due to variations in patient health cancer ...

They used this study to show that pooping gives your body more energy to spend on cognition and exercise intensity. They ...

women are getting colorectal cancer more than men.” If you’re really squeamish about getting a colonoscopy, there are other ways to screen, including a stool test or a Cologuard.

“But the most important thing is being screened and getting all your necessary tests.” Colorectal cancer ... for screening is also a little bit different in different populations.” ...

For those who have driven an electric vehicle, there is no going back. One Redditor detailed this phenomenon, saying: "I've been ruined by testing electric vehicles." They wrote in r/ElectricVehicles ...

So doctors are looking for better ways to decide who should and shouldn’t have chemotherapy. Researchers have developed tests to predict who might benefit from having chemotherapy. Prosigna is one of ...

A new survey suggests that 40% of older adults think having an age cutoff for colon cancer screenings at 75 years old is ...

Credit: PA Images More people experiencing symptoms of lung cancer should be able to self-refer for tests rather than wait for them to be requested by their GP, it has been suggested. Experts are ...

Colorectal cancer diagnoses are on the decline across the country, but Newfoundland and Labrador maintains the highest rate in Canada — and among other countries, too. According to the ...

Like evolutionary leaps in nature, while it may appear as a subtle advancement of previous models on the surface, its enhanced capabilities represent something fundamentally different — one ...