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The antibiotic used to treat C. diff in patients with blood cancer who are undergoing bone marrow transplantation, may actually prevent the infection before it happens, according to a recent study.

Immunotherapy may be a promising option for patients with osteosarcoma, Nancy Gordon, M.D., says.

Even the strictest of eating routines deserve occasional exceptions.

Overall, melanoma incidences increased over the past year in the United States, but deaths did not, according to a recent study which stratified the data by state.

There were many personal ups and downs, as well as newsworthy cancer advancements in the year 2016. CURE covered them all. Check out our top stories from the year.

Computed-tomography (CT)-planned high-dose-rate (HDR) intracavitary brachytherapy (BT) showed excellent local control for patients with stage 1 or 2 cervical cancer, according to a recent study.

Contrary to popular belief, it is possible to have a healthy pregnancy alongside a breast cancer diagnosis, as long as treatment is monitored and administered correctly.

The coming of New Year’s Eve can make us feel panicky about our health resolutions.

Several trials testing vadastuximab talirine for use in patients with AML were recently halted, according to the drug's manufacturer.

Can having a sense of purpose in life help people live longer?

A breast cancer and melanoma survivor clears her household and cancer clutter.

The words of doctors weigh heavily on our minds, especially when those words are in regard to our health.

Recent findings turned more attention toward the metabolic pathways in neuro-oncology.

Findings from a recent study showed that young women with breast cancer who carry the BRCA gene mutation have similar, or even better, outcomes than those who do not.

Through their SuperSib program, Alex's Lemonade Stand is helping the siblings of children with cancer cope with their brother or sister's disease.

CURE spoke with Jason Luke, M.D., about some of the pressing topics in the field of immunotherapy.

Mohammad Jahanzeb, M.D. discussed the challenges in treating non-driver lung adenocarcinoma.

Facing a surgery? Here are eight tips to get you ready and back on track post operation.

Do you log in to your online health account when you know the news could be bad?

According to a recent survey, most patients with lung cancer are willing to undergo additional biopsies if they have a grasp on how and why it could help them.

Revlimid is showing promise for patients with low-risk MDS, according to the results of a recent study.

Can an American Cancer Society workshop help women with cancer look and feel better?

Can the wait-and-see approach used to treat metastatic breast cancer help a friendship survive?

The FDA has approved AeroForm, a balloon-like wireless tissue expander, for patients who choose to have reconstructive surgery following a mastectomy or for those with underdeveloped breasts and soft tissue deformities.

Latina women, even those who survived breast cancer, face a number of barriers to health care.

A four-step approach proved to be beneficial in offering psychosocial support to patients with head and neck cancer.

A recent study found that weightlifting and resistance training may be a viable option to mitigate the risk and progression of lymphedema.

Many women who had radiation therapy after a mastectomy encountered complications and lower patient satisfaction, according to a recent study.