Breast cancer survivors rebuild strength and confidence racing dragon boats. Organizers say it’s a fun, floating support group that also gets you fit.

Scientists at Northwestern University develop a nanodevice that delivers drugs to residual cancer cells left in the body after tumor surgery.

Discoveries about HPV and HIV earn three European virologists the prestigious Nobel Prize for Medicine.

Thirteen beautiful men and women raise awareness about an ugly topic: colorectal cancer. These sexy survivors are showing their scars hoping to save lives.

Families of CLL patients face a higher risk of getting the disease, but a genetic link couldn’t be found. UK scientists say a 6-gene combo could be the key.

Scientists map the structure of a key enzyme found in over 90 percent of human cancers. Their discovery could lead to treatments with fewer side effects.

Cancer patients and survivors cheer on US swimmer Eric Shanteau as he progresses to the semifinals of the 2008 Olympic Games in Bejing, China.

Prison employees and inmates who participated in UNICOR’s electronics recycling program may have been exposed to carcinogens. Families could be at risk too.

People often ask what they can do to help a cancer patient. The next time somebody asks you say, DONATE BLOOD! Here are some good reasons why.

Sen John McCain heads to Ohio State University later this month to share his plans for combating cancer in the US. Will Sen Barack Obama join him?