As a result, the latest statistics from Seer suggest that thyroid cancer cases have now stabilised in the US. For example, in 2010 there were on average 13.9 new cases per 100,000, while in 2022 – the last year for which statistics are available – there were 14.1 cases per 100,000.

Humphrey traveled from Michigan to Chicago to seek a second opinion at Northwestern Medicine in May 2024. A bronchoscopy found shocking results: There was a tumor in his lung that was crushing the left side of his windpipe, causing the coughing and pain.

A new study reveals eating ultraprocessed foods increases early-onset colorectal cancer risk by 45%. Research links ready-to-eat foods to precancerous adenomas.

A Virginia mom who learned she had cancer after noticing something was off while breastfeeding is on a mission to share a message of hope and positivity.

The study sought to answer questions about how breast cancer risk differs by type of hormonal contraceptive. Doctors say the results won't change how they counsel patients.

On the eve of World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, medical experts underscored the urgent need for awareness, vaccination, and early screening to prevent cervical cancer, calling it one of the most serious health threats faced by women in India.

“The biggest risk for lung cancer is cigarette smoking,” says Waqar. It’s estimated that 85% of lung cancer deaths are smoking-related, according to the American Cancer Society (ACS). Former smokers are also still at risk. “Even if somebody quits (smoking), their risk doesn't go to zero. They still need to be evaluated,” says Waqar.

GLP-1 medications may help colon cancer patients live longer by reducing inflammation and improving metabolic health, UC San Diego researchers found in a 6,800-patient study.

As the Oklahoma City Thunder continue to look like the NBA's undisputed best team, Nikola Topic has dealt with a personal matter away from the team. Sam Presti announced on Oct. 30 that he was diagnosed with testicular cancer and that he'd start chemotherapy.

Andrea Gibson, a celebrated poet and performance artist, never expected a documentary about their life with terminal cancer to be funny.