Inheriting a Cancer Risk
Family history of breast and other cancers can mean some people are more likely to develop the disease at a younger age. But advances in testing may improve prevention and survival rates.
Targeting the 'Typos' for Lung Cancer Harboring Rare Genetic Mutations
New treatments may stall lung cancer progression in patients with EGFR exon 20 insertion mutations.
Programs May Help Patients Go Smoke-Free After a Lung Cancer Diagnosis
Studies show that quitting smoking after a lung cancer diagnosis has a huge payoff for patients. Many smoking cessation programs in cancer centers have tools to help patients quit.
A Smart Bomb for Prostate Cancer
After decades of research, scientists inch closer to FDA approval for PSMA-targeted treatments that show promise for patients with an advanced form of prostate cancer.
Intralesional Therapies Help Bridge the Gap Between Improved Results and Less Toxicity
First immunotherapy, intralesional therapy, is making a comeback and producing durable remissions for a subgroup of patients with cancer.
Seeking Immunity: Exploring Kaposi's Sarcoma
A rare virus coupled with an ailing immune system can lead to Kaposi’s sarcoma. Restoring immune function can help fight it.