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WHO Warns Global Cancer Cases Could Near 35 Million a Year by 2050

The new WHO-IARC Global Status Report on Cancer calls for cancer control to be built into universal health coverage to prevent growing inequities.

U.S. Cancer Death Rate Falls 35% Over 35 Years, Report Finds

Study Finds 11 Cancers Rising in Under-50s in England, With Obesity a Partial Driver

WHO-IARC Study Finds Nearly 38% of 2022 Cancer Cases Traceable to Preventable Risks

WHO Study: Nearly 4 in 10 New Cancer Cases Worldwide Are Preventable

Colorectal Cancer Now the Top Cancer Killer of U.S. Adults Under 50

U.S. Prostate Cancer Rates Rebound, Advanced Cases Climb as Mortality Decline Slows

Major Reviews Highlight Surge in Early-Onset Gastrointestinal Cancers and Screening Shortfalls

Single-Cell Analysis Reveals Fallopian Tube Changes Linked to Ovarian Cancer Risk