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A Movember Foundation study finds men still have a way to go in taking their health and wellbeing seriously. Gather round gents and lean in

Despite a long-standing immunisation program, whooping cough remains highly prevalent in Australia. WHAT IS WHOOPING COUGH? Pertussis, known more commonly

Combining immunotherapy and radiotherapy helps the immune system hunt down and destroy cancer cells not killed by the initial radiotherapy, a study says.

Young woman are delaying seeing doctors when they have symptoms of cervical cancer, according a UK study. Young women with cervical cancer "frequently"

A large international study has identified five genes that play a role in whether people develop severe malaria or not. Five genes that play

A study has shown that a new drug has extended the lives of some patients with advanced breast cancer by almost 16 months. A drug developed

Higher levels of calcium in the blood can be a warning sign of cancer, potentially opening the door to a simple blood test to aid early detection.

Two surgeons have come up with dyes that make tumours glow, making it easier to identify their margins and ensure no traces are left behind during surgery.

The CEO of Livestrong, the cancer charity started by disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, is leaving after 14 years. AUSTIN, AP - The chief executive of the cancer

Lung cancer receives only five per cent of tumour-specific cancer funding, yet the cancer is the biggest killer. Only five per cent of tumour-specific