Evidence on cancer risk, screening, prevention, treatment research, and public-health guidance without overstating preliminary results.
Can oral vitamin C help with precancerous blood conditions like CCUS and MDS? Here is what the phase 2 EVITA randomized clinical trial actually discovered.
Vitamin C and Precancerous Blood Disorders: The EVITA Trial Read More »
Up to 20% of lung cancer cases occur in never-smokers. Learn why routine screenings miss them, key environmental triggers, and how to protect your lungs.
Lung Cancer in Never-Smokers: Rising Cases & Screening Gaps Read More »
Stanford researchers developed uRARE-seq, a noninvasive urine RNA test detecting bladder cancer with 95% accuracy and guiding immunotherapy decisions.
Urine RNA Test for Bladder Cancer: Stanford Study Findings Read More »
A study of 7,200+ adults links regular strength training to lower depression and loneliness risk. Here is what the science shows and how to start.
Strength Training Linked to Lower Depression and Loneliness Read More »
A 2026 British Journal of Sports Medicine study of 8,449 patients reveals how aerobic exercise cuts cancer recurrence risk by 17%. Explore the data.
Aerobic Exercise and Cancer Survival: What 21 Trials Show Read More »
New research suggests swapping animal fats for plant-based fats may lower mortality risk in men with prostate cancer. Here’s what the science shows.
Plant Fats vs Animal Fats: Prostate Cancer Survival Research Read More »
Research suggests antioxidant-rich foods may help lower cervical cancer risk by supporting immune defense against HPV. Here is what studies indicate.
Antioxidants and Cervical Cancer: What Research Shows Read More »
Research links daily sugar-sweetened beverages to higher stomach cancer risk. Here’s what the science shows and how much matters.
Sugary Drinks and Stomach Cancer: What Research Shows Read More »
Research links daily coffee drinking with lower breast cancer mortality. Here’s what the science actually says about coffee and survival.
Coffee and Breast Cancer Survival: What Research Shows Read More »
The Phase 3 SOLARIS trial found high-dose vitamin D didn’t improve colorectal cancer survival overall, but left-sided tumors may benefit.
Vitamin D and Colorectal Cancer: SOLARIS Trial Results Read More »
