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Researchers have found that men with prostate cancer and low testosterone are more likely to see tumors under monitoring turn dangerous.

The finding recasts a low hormone reading as a possible warning sign in a disease that is often watched rather…

This week’s oncology landscape was shaped by major global advocacy efforts, leadership voices, and forward-looking initiatives aimed at closing persistent gaps in cancer care.

OncoDaily Weekly presents from international calls…

When a virus jumps to humans from another species, it can seem like a supervillain bent on world domination – especially if it goes on to ignite a pandemic, as many zoonotic viruses have done in recent decades.

And yet, despite the genuine…

Norman Ng, Director of Patient Advocacy and Public Affairs at Healthcare Thinkers, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Walking Together with Love: Gratitude and Encouragement at the Volunteer Appreciation Ceremony

Today, I stand on the…

A drug that is already in clinical trials against hepatitis C virus can also prevent hepatitis E virus from replicating.

Around 70,000 people die each year from infections with the hepatitis E virus. There is currently neither a…

Every individual is keen to know the time of day they eat, how fast they eat, and…

For many Americans, fear of colonoscopy remains a major barrier to colorectal cancer screening, even as doctors stress that early detection can save lives.

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, a time when physicians urge patients not…