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Combining immunotherapy with a personalized anti-tumor vaccine increased tumor shrinkage compared to immunotherapy alone.

Researchers from Washington University School of Medicine suggest accelerated biological aging may be driving early-onset cancer rates in young people.

Researchers say metabolic syndrome, which includes conditions such as high cholesterol, obesity, and high blood pressure, increases a person's risk of all types of cancer

In a new study, researchers explain how early-stage cancer cells hide from the immune system. They hope their findings will help improve cancer diagnostics and treatment.

Researchers discovered that people with pancreatic cancer with certain KRAS mutations have better survival rates than those with other mutations. The findings add to existing research on targeting KRAS mutations to develop a cancer vaccine.

The WHO recently released the latest cancer incidence data, estimating that global cancer cases may raise by 77% by 2050. Experts explain what the likely causes may be, and suggest some mitigation strategies

Researchers say people who quit smoking have a significant reduction in risk of lung cancer as well as a moderate reduction in a number of other cancers

Researchers have identified a protein in the immune system known as Ku70 that could be used as a biomarker during screenings and help treat colon cancer.

Colorectal or colon cancer deaths are increasing, especially in younger Americans, even when overall cancer deaths are falling, according to new data from the American Cancer Society.

Researchers say a diet high in fat, even if it is plant-based, can increase your risk of obesity, colon cancer, and inflammatory bowel disease