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After nearly a year of chemotherapy, a patient with stage 4 pancreatic cancer describes daily life and side effects on Rasonque (daraxonrasib).

For Lung Cancer Awareness Month, answers to common patient questions about biomarker testing in non-small cell lung cancer: which gene changes doctors look for, blood vs. tissue tests, insurance and retesting.

A physician emphasized how emotional support, reliable health information and caregiver involvement can encourage men to take a more proactive approach to prostate cancer screening and care.

After a blood cancer diagnosis, a survivor reflects on the close friends who let her be herself and asks whether she is the kind of friend she once needed.

From a new chemotherapy combination to the first RAS-targeted pill, here's what five years of pancreatic cancer approvals mean for patients.

Dr. Hope S. Rugo explains what KEYNOTE-B49 found about adding Keytruda to chemotherapy for PD-L1-positive, HR-positive, HER2-negative breast cancer.

A new trial will test whether a set course of Brukinsa plus sonrotoclax, which target two pathways that drive hairy cell leukemia, can offer an alternative to chemotherapy.

In the phase 2 MASTERPLAN trial, adding SBRT to chemotherapy lowered the rate of cancer returning near the pancreas from 52.0% to 20.2% at one year.

Dr. Saum Ghodoussipour of Rutgers Cancer Institute answers top searched bladder cancer questions, from treatment and surgery side effects to sex and work.

Medicare will move ostomy supplies to six national contracts in 2028. Survivors and clinicians say a poor fit can lead to leaks, infection and hospital stays.

An experimental treatment has kept one patient with heavily pretreated hairy cell leukemia free of detectable disease for more than two years, raising questions about whether CAR T-cell therapy could offer a path toward a cure.

The National Comprehensive Cancer Network released its first patient guideline written for caregivers on Oct. 27, 2026. The free guide covers emotional support, money, legal questions, medical tasks and caregivers' own well-being.

Three phase 3 trials presented at the 2026 ESMO Congress looked closely at swallowing, daily functioning and blood counts in throat, kidney and colorectal cancer. Here is what they found about living well during and after treatment.