Dependent on Indoor Tanning
A new study showed that one in five young, non-Hispanic white women who tan indoors are dependent on the activity.
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A new study showed that one in five young, non-Hispanic white women who tan indoors are dependent on the activity.
A study finds that participation in clinical trials by African-Americans and Hispanics has declined over the last two decades.
Treatment may improve survival for older colorectal cancer patients with dementia, but chemo can be challenging and some may choose to forego care.
Study: Women with periodontal disease had higher risk of several cancer types, including breast cancer, esophageal cancer, and oral cancer.
A study found that cancer patients were more likely to be approved for clinical trials after the passage of the Affordable Care Act.
A new study found disparities in secondhand smoke exposure among nonsmoking adult cancer survivors. Those who had a smoking-related cancer and those who were socioeconomically disadvantaged had higher rates of exposure. The adverse consequences...
A decrease in a specific population of circulating tumor cells over two months of crizotinib treatment associated with progression-free survival.
A study describes a biomarker to predict immunotherapy response early in the course of treatment and a noninvasive imaging method to detect this biomarker.
A study connects alcohol consumption with an increased risk of most types of breast cancer among African-American women. For the past decade, researchers have known that alcohol raises the risk of breast cancer. But...
Study reports that cancer type and mortality differs among ethnic groups, suggesting a need for targeted public health efforts. A new study suggests that the growing Hispanic population in the United States may experience...
AACR Fellow Lewis C. Cantley, PhD, leads a national effort targeting triple-negative breast cancer and ovarian cancer with a novel drug combination.
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