It's easy to feel powerless against cancer, but a new study has identified several ways that we can reduce the odds of it ...

A WHO study finds 40% of global cancer cases (7.1 million) are preventable. Tobacco, infections, and alcohol are top risks.

A landmark global study suggests that tobacco smoking, infection and alcohol consumption are the leading causes of ...

The World Health Organization and others say certain modifiable factors like smoking, being overweight or alcohol use ...

The results highlight the continued health risks posed by smoking, which has been linked to at least 15 types of cancer. Even those who quit can have a heightened risk of developing cancer for decades ...

A study in Nature Medicine found more than one-third of cancer cases are preventable with certain lifestyle changes.

Tobacco usage remains the single largest preventable cause of cancer worldwide, epidemiologist Hanna Fink told Newsweek.

Ivory said it took 15 months to reveal her underlying problem — neuroendocrine cancer. The rare disease, which affects over 170,000 Americans, arises from hormone-releasing cells primarily in the ...

One person's waste could be another's shot at fighting cancer. The idea may sound far-fetched, but it is gaining momentum in ...

Nearly four out of every 10 cancer cases could be prevented if people avoided a range of risk factors including smoking, ...

The defensive coordinator is now back with the Patriots for the Super Bowl on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks after a nearly five-month battle with prostate cancer.

Nearly 40% of new cancer cases worldwide are potentially preventable, according to one of the first investigations 1 of its ...