A new global analysis by the WHO and IARC reveals that up to 37% of new cancer cases in 2022, approximately 7.1 million, were linked to pre...

Diabetes and cancer are two of the four major non-communicable illnesses identified by WHO, with overlapping risk elements and biological f...

Liver cancer: A recent Lancet study reveals that 60% of liver cancer cases are preventable, urging immediate action against rising obesity,...

By 2050, breast cancer cases and deaths are expected to rise significantly, particularly in countries with low human development index. Res...

A recent study conducted by the Cancer Mukt Bharat Foundation revealed that around 26% of cancer patients in India have tumors in the head ...

Johnson & Johnson has agreed to a $700 million settlement with 42 US states and Washington, DC, over allegations of misleading consumers ab...

The cancer mortality trend in India has decreased by 0.19 per cent annually among men but increased by 0.25 per cent among women, which tra...

"The research has suggested there is a window of opportunity just prior to, during, and immediately after surgical removal of primary cance...

A clinical trial of drugs today is often based on Bayesian statistics. However, Bayesian logic is often forgotten by policymakers, resultin...

Gastric cancer develops over many years with no obvious symptoms at the start.

There are more than 100 types of cancers. Types of cancer are usually named for the organs or tissues where the cancer forms.

Several issues pertaining to traditional medicine, especially ayurveda, were discussed at the meeting and the expression of interest to doc...

As per WHO, non-communicable diseases or chronic diseases, such as cancer, heart ailments, respiratory diseases, diabetes, kill 38 mn peopl...

Ovarian cancer is diagnosed annually in nearly a quarter of a million women globally. How aware are you about the disease? Take this quiz t...

A report says that plant-based diets, which are high in natural nutrients, could reduce cancer risk drastically. Here are some food choices...

The report has said that it is estimated that from 2008 to 2030, cancer incidence will rise by 65 per cent in high-income countries.

The move will drastically reduce prices of key drugs, but at the same time, jeopardise the plans of multinational drug companies.