Scientists at DOE’s Berkeley National Lab develop a new way to screen DNA and RNA. Their technique could make cancer testing and research faster AND cheaper.

Two young parents with a terminally-ill child turn to Facebook to find an organ donor. They’re not only finding support, they’re raising a lot of awareness.

Health officials in Havana announce they’ve approved the first vaccine for treating lung cancer but, travel restrictions may keep US patients from using it.

Two top medical institutions team up to help breast cancer survivors and their daughters get healthier. See what it takes to participate in the free program.

Want to learn more about HPV, cervical cancer or ovarian cancer? University of Washington Television offers programs that you can watch at home or on the run.

NOVA scienceNOW: Experts explain how genetic testing is used to determine who’s at higher risk for cancer, diabetes, and other inherited diseases.

Computational biologists at Carnegie Mellon University come up with a new way to unravel the complex family history of proteins that play a key role in cancer.

Want to get in shape and help a good cause? The Prevent Cancer Foundation is raising money for cancer research by hosting a team in world’s 7th largest marathon.

Picking the right drugs to treat colon cancer may depend on the type of KRAS genes in the tumor. Experts are now saying advance testing is the way to go.

18 institutions across Europe are teaming up to create pocket-size, energy-efficient lasers. The 4-year project could make cancer care more accessible.