Large study found supplement use most often a personal choice, not a doctor recommendation
Brand-name drug is in short supply, agency noted
Concerns that cyclophosphamide, other meds raise lymphoma risk not borne out by research
Agency says new availability of doxorubicin will help people battling malignancy
Large study found higher rates of squamous cell, basal cell carcinomas
Assessing 7 factors in ER can limit unnecessary radiation exposure, researchers say
Researchers comparing surgery, radiation therapy did find short-term differences in men's sexual, urinary, bowel problems
Substances obtained from the bitter compound might help treat diabetes, some cancers, researchers say
Study finds women with this mutation may also have increased infertility risk, but more research needed
But recipients need to know the source of the potential transplant, researchers say
But the research doesn't prove a link between the disease and French fries, donuts and the like
Findings should reassure women who fear breast-conserving surgery, expert says
But study couldn't prove cause and effect, and risks for other forms of cancer weren't altered
Experts urge stopping at time of diagnosis, but quitting any time is healthy
This should reassure those in U.S., other countries where supplementation is common, researcher says
Study found genetic abnormalities related to meningioma tumors
Large study of U.S. smokers found quitting by age 35 reduces effect most, but it's never too late
Starting earlier, smoking more account for increase, expert says
Preliminary results show promise for 'individualized' chemotherapy
Study also found that staying active reduced the risk of dying
Researchers call for better pain management
Further study is needed, but screen may get around more cumbersome, costly methods, researchers say
Small, preliminary study suggests radioactive beads may extend life by months in some patients
Research started in the late 1990s, first vaccine approved in 2006
Researchers are working to harness the body's immune system to prevent, battle tumors
Automated calls improve compliance, study shows
American Cancer Society report credits better screening, treatment for the gains
Public health efforts needed in these regions, researchers say
They could delay people seeking medical advice on possible melanoma lesions, researchers say
Researcher says reasons include high cost, lower health literacy, lack of doctors
Study author called for individualized treatment based on this and other risk factors
Recommendation follows on prior study finding 20 percent reduction in deaths for older smokers
Study found similar results in preventing recurrence, but with less impact on mental function
Practice could make them more susceptible to skin cancer, researchers say
Widely used to detect cervical cancer, it might be much-needed screening option for other diseases
Beta blockers may slow the spread of the disease, researchers report
Risks outweigh benefits for those with few years left, researchers say
Study found higher death risk for those who were overweight, physically inactive
Changing sexual practices a likely reason; vaccination urged
But, for some hard-to-treat cancers, deaths are increasing
To determine benefit, more older women should be included in clinical trials, expert says
But too many still get screened for cervical cancer after hysterectomy, report says
Manipulation of aging T-cells might help them defend against diseases such as HIV and cancer, researchers say
Researchers say doctors should discuss this rare side effect before treatment choices are made
An annual screen is no longer recommended in updated guidelines
Deb McAlister got the shot for her two granddaughters to shield them from cervical cancer
Other headlines included steroid/meningitis outbreak, demise of the routine PSA test
People who did so typically didn't view their diagnosis as being 'just up to fate,' study found
Rare brain tumors seen in 12 animals with polyomavirus, researchers say
A certain genetic trait limits how well the drug will work, research suggests