ACS updates recommendations for cancer prevention
The American Cancer Society has updated its 2006 guidelines on nutrition and physical activity for cancer prevention.
The American Cancer Society has updated its 2006 guidelines on nutrition and physical activity for cancer prevention.
A two-session intervention might improve how well a youth adjusts to the cancer diagnosis of a brother or sister.
A University of Colorado Cancer Center brochure helps cancer survivors meet exercise recommendations that can improve their quality of life.
Several recommendations have been made in light of federal studies that revealed significant disparities in cancer screening rates.
A new molecular test is more accurate at predicting high risk for death after surgical resection of early-stage nonsquamous NSCLC.
Nurses working in hospitals with basic electronic health records report fewer problems with patient safety and quality-related outcomes.
Patients can follow these ten steps when making a decision about whether a clinical trial is right for them.
These resources highlight several in-depth online booklets for patients that explain cancer clinical trials.
This article provides detailed information about the four phases of clinical trials to help patients better understand each segment.
Patients bombarded with information may find clinical trials difficult to understand. This article explains the concept and defines common terms.