A cancer research centre is leading the way in a new trial aiming to improve treatment for prostate cancer patients.

A new drug that helps slow the spread of an incurable type of breast cancer has been approved for use in Britain's state-run ...

President Donald Trump has directed the NIH to study 'regret' after transgender people transition, as he continues to clamp ...

You can link your Strava account to your Cancer Research UK Online Giving Page and share updates on your challenge with your friends and family. Find out how to connect your account by following the ...

Cancer Research UK, Tom Daly, Victoria Derbyshire, and more shared inspirational messages. They added he is grateful for the medical teams ‘swift intervention’. However they have confirmed ...

King Charles III spent a short period of time in hospital on Thursday after experiencing temporary side effects during cancer treatment ... state visit to the UK, the King then showed solidarity ...

King Charles has been forced to cancel engagements after being admitted to hospital on Thursday for side effects from his planned cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace has announced. The monarch ...

Conclusion Total physical activity, LIPA, MVPA and step counts were inversely associated with incident cancer. Data may be obtained from a third party and are not publicly available. This research was ...

Cancer caused by the common human papillomavirus ... the least likely to be up to date with their screenings, previous research found. A newer study published in the journal JAMA Network Open ...

and multiple KRAS mutations will be presented at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, taking place April 25 - 30 in Chicago. In an oral presentation, Lilly ...

Research studies have found consuming soy foods is associated with a decreased risk or no change in risk for cancer. Some of the confusion around the safety of soy foods has been due to some earlier ...

The King has shared advice with fellow cancer patients by telling them: “What’s that Winston Churchill saying? Keep buggering on.” The monarch asked people who are living with cancer whether ...