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Federal Prosecutor Asks EPA to Probe Rare Child Cancer Reports in Ladera Ranch

The request could trigger a formal environmental review to examine landscaping chemicals and whether federal environmental laws apply.

NCI Study Finds Men More Likely to Be Diagnosed at Later Stages for Many Cancers

Recent Generations Show Faster Biological Aging Linked to Higher Early‑Onset Cancer Risk

Rise in Young Adult Colon Cancer Deaths Falls Heaviest on Less-Educated Americans

Large U.S. Study Finds Higher Cancer Rates in Adults Who Never Married

Never-Married Adults Show Much Higher Cancer Incidence in Large U.S. Study

HPV Vaccination Linked to Sharp Declines in Young Women’s Cervical Cancer as State Progress Diverges

National Study Links Living Near Nuclear Plants to Higher Cancer Mortality

HHS Opens Review of Cellphone Radiation Risks as FDA Pulls Old Safety Pages

Nearly 1 in 10 U.S. Adults Report a Cancer Diagnosis, Gallup Finds

Early-Onset Cancer Trends Reassessed as Diagnosis Boom; New Signal Identified for Colorectal Risk Under 50

Large North American Study Links Pediatric Imaging Radiation to Higher Blood Cancer Risk

Lowering Screening Age Spurs Early Colon Cancer Diagnoses in 45–49-Year-Olds

GP-Delivered HPV Self-Sampling Kits Lift Screening Rates, Paving Way for 2026 NHS Rollout

Rising Temperatures Drive Up Women’s Cancer Rates in Middle East and North Africa