Oncology

Prevention, screening and early diagnosis have paid off.

Canadian Urological Association provides recommendations for maintaining bone health in men with prostate cancer receiving ADT

Accidental duplicate ingestions by patients and healthcare professional errors are the most common unintentional errors.

Accidental duplicate ingestions by patients and healthcare professional errors are the most common unintentional errors.

Risks from treatments differ between racial backgrounds, according to findings presented at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.

Eight years ago, a team of researchers launched a project to carefully repeat early but influential lab experiments in cancer research.

For the retrospective study, researchers analyzed patients who took any of 40 different common pharmaceutical drugs while receiving immunotherapy.

Two trials—collectively known as the Canadian National Breast Screening Study (CNBSS)—found that mammograms for women in their 40s did not reduce death rates from breast cancer.