Catching cancer early can save lives, but screening too often — without good reason — may be costly and harmful.

Public health campaigns and billboards promoting cancer screening abound, but are these efforts working?

A healthy lifestyle — marked by healthy eating, exercise and a healthy weight — can help prevent cancer. In patients who get cancer, that same lifestyle may help them live longer.

Aspirin use is surging among older adults. The question is whether that’s a good thing.

Physical activity is a vital part of a healthy life. While research has clearly shown its benefits in preventing heart disease, fitness may lower the risk of certain cancers as well.

Medications are not one-size-fits-all. They can affect people differently. Even simple NSAIDs like aspirin can have varying effects.

Cancer is a scary diagnosis, but there’s some really good news out there these days — more people are surviving.

Catching colon cancer in its early stages allows doctors to have a better chance of treating it successfully — making screening a potentially lifesaving procedure.

The wisdom of the common parental advice to eat your veggies doesn't just apply to children.

Cancer patients are winning the battle against the disease like never before, but age and race may play a role in determining survival odds.