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According to research, injury promotes healthy-cell expansion and keeps mutated cell growth under control, rather than promoting mutant cell growth.

A new study has identified that endometrial cancer risk varies among African-descent women, highlighting that within-group differences matter among Black women.

New approach could provide insights into cancer progression and treatment response, leading to more precise therapies.

This marker could help identify patients who need different treatments for hepatocellular carcinoma.

The new treatment combines two cancer drugs, enzalutamide and talazoparib.

A tool that combines histological and molecular information from a tumor to offer deeper insights into the tumor type, behavior and treatment response could improve cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Loss of two key “protector” proteins initiates epigenetic changes that transform healthy lung cells into cancerous ones, according to new research.

The findings may help scientists to predict, treat or even prevent the side effects of PD-1-blocking immunotherapies.

New research shows that a type of brain cell, called astrocytes, plays an important role in promoting brain metastasis by recruiting a specific subpopulation of immune cells.

New research reveals how cancer cells suppress anti-cancer immune responses in the lymph nodes to survive and spread, or metastasize.