Genetic testing showed that childhood cancer survivors aged faster biologically, regardless of the treatment they received as ...

Surrounded by family and friends, Lane rang the bell, which symbolizes the end of cancer treatments, at Atrium Health Levine ...

When childhood cancer treatment ends, the emotional impact often does not. A new study published in the Nature journal ...

As the name suggests, childhood cancer or pediatric cancer refers to cancer that occurs in children under the age of 15. While it is a rare disease, it remains the leading cause of disease-related ...

Montana Brown was treated at ages 2 and 15 at Atlanta's AFLAC Cancer Center. Montana Brown, 24, is a pediatric cancer nurse at Aflac Cancer Center of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Brown, a ...

A history of childhood cancer more than doubled the risk of melanoma and premature death in adults, a large retrospective review showed. Although the absolute risk of melanoma at 40 years was small, ...

On Meagan Glubrecht's right forearm is an unmistakable tattoo. It's a golden orange ribbon crossed in the recognizable loop of cancer awareness. Alongside it is an abbreviated date that represents ...

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Children who survive cancer while they are young are five to 10 times more likely than their healthy siblings to develop heart disease, U.S. researchers said on Thursday. Sign up ...

What is a Physician-Researcher? A Physician-Researcher is a physician who also devotes significant time and effort toward biomedical research. They can also be called physician-scientists or medical ...

A new report shows the five-year survival rate for all cancers reached a historic 70%. About 2.1 million new cancer diagnoses ...