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Participation in screening programs will increase, if people know whether they're to detect early disease or prevent precancerous developments, experts say.

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Home nursing is dusting off its old-fashioned image to showcase itself as a diverse, modern career that embraces cutting-edge technology and offers a wealth of job opportunities,

A report suggesting certain meats cause cancer doesn't mean people should stop eating processed and red meats altogether. The UN's

A new test could help doctors plan better treatment for women with aggressive and deadly forms of breast cancer. A new test has been developed

A British study, the world's largest clinical trial, will follow 11,000 patients for 12 years to see if an aspirin a day can stop cancers from recurring.

Researchers say they have found a new way for GPs to quickly assess whether somebody may be at risk of developing skin cancer. People who have

A study which has found a higher rate of preventable cancers in some indigenous groups has prompted calls for better targeted prevention. Indigenous people

Lifestyle changes such as losing weight could lead to 37,000 fewer cancer cases in Australia every year, says new research About 37,000 Australian

California's governor has signed into law a bill that allows euthanasia for terminally ill patients, the fifth US state to do so. California