Cancer-battling King Charles‘ love of all things green is well known. But Knewz.com can reveal he is using his passion for ...

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The 'normal' mole on mother's arm that turned out to be cancerA top dermatologist has flagged a little-known sign of cancer ...

Discover the non-cancerous conditions behind breast lumps, pain and nipple discharge, when they need medical attention, and how to distinguish them from cancer.

Although people with AML can have high white blood cell counts from excess numbers of leukemia cells, these cells don’t protect against infection the way normal white blood cells do. The cancer cells ...

Objective: This study aims to explore the prognostic value of ΔAlb in combination with malnutrition for postoperative outcomes in rectal cancer patients with normal preoperative albumin levels.

Weight loss injections may have an anti-cancer effect "beyond weight loss", a new study suggests. Obesity is linked to 13 different cancers. Scientists have long known that losing weight can slash ...

An NHS doctor has shared a simple checklist to determine whether a mole on your skin could be a deadly disease. The expert urged people to follow his advice in order to catch skin cancer symptoms ...

The results showed she had subungual melanoma – a skin cancer that develops under the nail - but they had caught it at stage 0 - meaning the melanoma was only in the top layer of skin.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A beloved Corpus Christi man is in the fight of his life after being diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer. For years, Ronnie Mathis could be seen riding his bike in his ...

Research suggests that an annual blood test for the earliest signs of cancer could prevent approximately half of all cases from reaching an advanced stage. Scientists are currently investigating ...

A former sun worshipper has warned of the deadly impact of seeking a natural tan after she was forced to have a section of her arm removed due to skin cancer ... it looked 'normal' so dismissed ...