Pinpointing cancer-associated changes in metabolism of cells may be an effective early detection technique.

American Cancer Society urges that a coordinated effort to change individual health behaviors could prevent much of the suffering and death from cancer.

Maastricht University (The Netherlands) researchers suggest that men who have higher levels of the mineral selenium may be at a lower risk of developing advanced prostate cancer.

US National Cancer Institute scientists elucidate clues as to how exercise may be protective.

Omega-3 fatty acids and their metabolite products may slow or stop the proliferation of triple-negative breast cancer cells by as much as 90%

Living near asphalt that is sealed with coal tar may raise a person’s risk of getting cancer, with the greatest potential effect in young children.

Seven tenets of the anti-aging lifestyle not only reduce a person’s risks of heart disease, but may combat cancer as well.

A diet rich in tofu and soy foods may improve survival among women with lung cancer.

Evidence links shortened telomeres to the risk of developing heart disease, multiple sclerosis and various cancers.

Women who take aspirin are at a reduced risk of developing melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer.