AAP - 04-03-2015

A breast milk protein that sustains life could become an important target for scientists working on anti-cancer drugs. Research into how breast

AAP - 02-03-2015

Aboriginal people are more than twice as likely to have serious head and neck cancers by the time they're diagnosed than non-Aboriginal people, a study shows.

AAP - 23-02-2015

The molecule, GPR158, has been linked to a biological process critical to the way prostate cancer stops responding to hormone therapies. [subscribe] Drugs

Karen Keast - 12-02-2015

Nurse leader Raymond Chan has always been passionate about cancer

AAP - 27-01-2015

A US pediatricians group says medical marijuana should only be used on children who are severely ill and have no other treatment options. Medical

AAP - 27-01-2015

A large Australian study of people with chronic pain found many find pain relief from cannabis. Cannabis might provide more relief from chronic

AAP - 22-12-2014

Solariums are to be banned in 2015 in a bid to fight skin cancer, and a new survey shows they won't be missed. [subscribe] SYDNEY, AAP - Solariums will

AAP - 03-12-2014

A UK study has found that although more than half its respondents had cancer symptoms, only two per cent thought cancer might be the cause. People

AAP - 03-12-2014

Early studies have demonstrated the HIV drug maraviroc can dramatically curb the lethal spread of prostate cancer in mice with the disease. A

AAP - 20-11-2014

New data shows Victorian men over 45 suffer melanoma at twice the rate of women in the same age group. Slip, slop, slap - and go to the doctor