Cancer Archive

Research has shown that you can greatly reduce your chance of developing cancer by the lifestyle choices you make. Yes, hereditary factors can play a large part, too, and some families are affected by cancer more than others. But overall, a

When Nicola Dady was diagnosed with an aggressive form of kidney and bladder cancer, her first thought was not of herself but her children. “My first feeling was, oh my God, what’s going to happen to them,” says Dady, a Londoner

Recent research and genomic studies have revealed a number of genes that accumulate somatic, or non-inherited, mutations and alterations in estrogen receptor positive (ER+) breast cancer. However, while a few alterations are quite common and relatively well understood, many genes are