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The American Cancer Society (ACS) released new guidelines expanding eligibility for lung cancer screening to include more high-risk individuals.

The American Cancer Society (ACS) has announced new guidelines for lung cancer screenings. Find out if you're part of the high-risk group that should get screened each year.

Think of eight women in your life … your mom, grandma, sister, neighbor or friend from school, book club or church. Chances are good that at least one will have, or has had, breast …

Thomas Callender and colleagues present a development and validation study using parsimonious ensemble machine learning models to assess eligibility for lung cancer screening.

Postpartum PTSD can be caused by birth trauma. Here are the symptoms and why it's often undiagnosed.

Researchers in NYC are testing a new drug to treat colorectal cancer, which has exploded into an epidemic in young people, including patients Evan White (left) and Marisa Maddox (right).

High-fat diets could be driving Americas colorectal cancer epidemic in young people, a study suggests. The cancer is expected to double in young people by 2030.

The US Preventive Services Taskforce - an influential panel of doctors - made the recommendation. The panel said pregnant women also stood to benefit.

Experts believe colorectal cancer in young people will double by 2030 and be the number one cancer killer in patients under 50. Dr Christopher Lieu (right) said this is a humongous issue.

Doctors at Georgetown University in Washington D.C. say that changes to the microbiome and a fungus in the tumors of young patients could be behind a higher risk of developing colon cancer.