Cancer News, Features & Updates

Research shows that these seven foods actually help prevent cancer.

The 10 most viewed cancer news stories on WebMD for 2008.

It’s important to build the best cancer support team for all your needs, medical, nutritional, and emotional.

Choosing a cancer treatment hospital is not as scary as it might seem. You’ve got more resources available to you than you might realize. Start with these tips.

A new generation of women shake up what it means to have cancer.

Life goes on after receiving news of a frightening illness. Here’s how.

Surviving cancer and making it through cancer treatment are major accomplishments. Most, if not all, survivors find a new priority in life: keeping cancer from returning. The latest research suggests that exercise for cancer patients may help.

Surviving cancer and making it through cancer treatment are major accomplishments. Most, if not all, survivors find a new priority in life: keeping cancer from returning. The latest research suggests that exercise for cancer patients may help.

The biggest key to beating testicular cancer is detecting it early. Simple testicular cancer self-exams can play a part in catching this disease in its earliest stages.

Battling cancer and depression inspired WebMD Community member Angela Current to start living the life she'd always wanted.

One year after being diagnosed with testicular cancer, WebMD Community Member is on top of the world.

Mounting evidence shows that the foods we eat weigh heavily in the war against cancer.

Simple tips for coping with the nausea, fatigue, and hair loss that can accompany chemotherapy.

Once you've had cancer, it becomes a major part of your medical history. Make sure to get a copy of your cancer treatment records.

An uplifting story about a WebMD member and cancer survivor that will encourage readers to go for regular checkups, eat right, avoid smoking, and make the most of life.

When you're battling arthritis, cancer, depression, and other conditions that can affect appetite, what you eat and when you eat it can preserve strength, boost immunity, and help you feel better -- quicker.

Doctors and scientists aim for cancer's weak spots with targeted therapies.

Today people can live for years with some forms of cancer; other forms of cancer can be cured. Here are just a few of the milestones in the war on cancer, and some of the researchers who made them.

Beyond quitting smoking, drinking less, losing weight, and exercising, lowering your risk of cancer is all about a healthy diet. Here's what to eat, and what to avoid, to stack the odds in your favor.

Exactly how many cancer patients turn to alternative therapies in addition to or in place of more conventional treatments is unknown.