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Immunotherapy boosts the immune system to fight cancer but may cause skin side effects; early reporting helps manage symptoms and keep treatment on track.

Research shows lifestyle and gut bacteria may drive early-onset colorectal cancer, emphasizing diet and healthy habits to help lower risk.

During Kidney Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Eric Singer shares warning signs, risk factors and when younger adults should speak with a doctor about kidney health.

Dr. Eric Singer reveals the latest advances in kidney cancer care that help patients live longer and maintain quality of life.

Biotin supplements used for cancer-related hair loss may interfere with key blood tests, risking inaccurate results and altered care decisions.

Dr. Brittany Dulmage explains how biotin can interfere with lab testing and discusses safer, evidence-based options for managing cancer-related hair loss.

Dena Champion, dietician, explains how taste/smell changes from cancer treatment can make eating difficult and affect recovery.

Missing weekly cisplatin cycles was associated with worse OS in patients with head and neck cancers, particularly for those with p16-negative tumors.

Findings show that 81% of posts related to cancer on the social media platform TikTok touted fake cures.

Keytruda was well tolerated and demonstrated practice-changing responses with potential for a curative approach in a group of patients with advanced endometrial cancer, according to an expert.

A booster dose of the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine may provide patients with cancer with a broader and stronger protection against COVID-19 variants like omicron, according to a cancer researcher at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center.