Childhood cancer survivors are more likely to have heart attacks, strokes and more cancer by 65 — regardless of radiation
A new study found that childhood cancer survivors are nearly 3 times more likely to develop aging-related diseases compared to the general population.
Molecular differences in pancreatic cancer of Black and white patients identified
Additionally, Black patients showed higher frequencies of TP53 mutations and KRASG12R mutations compared to white patients.
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New cancer report shows Black people face higher mortality rates than white people
About 144 out of 100,000 Black women died from cancer, while the rate for white women was 131 out of ... I've become the poster child of it,” Cornet, now 52, vice president of community ...
Rockledge child with brain cancer visits White House, acts as press secretary
Rockledge child, 9, with terminal brain cancer gets special visit to White House made possible by U.S. Rep Mike Haridopolos.