The Latest Breaking News on Cancer

Mr Biden will announce the new initiatives as part of his ‘Unity Agenda’ in tonight’s State of the Union speech

A coronial inquest has begun into the death of a Royal Adelaide Hospital patient who died months after he was wrongly diagnosed with cancer and underwent surgery to remove part of his lung.

An inquest has been told that a 67-year-old man who later died of respiratory failure had undergone major lung surgery after an incorrect cancer diagnosis.

The treatment, which is already being trialled in Melbourne and Sydney, aims to break down the tissue that shields pancreatic cancer cells from the immune system, allowing chemotherapy to be more effective.

The SarcoSIGHT trial helped save John Barrow's life

The 10th annual Marilyn Jetty Swim has reached a fundraising milestone, raising $1 million for cancer research.

SAN DIEGO — On a visit to San Diego to highlight the administration’s “cancer moonshot” and initiatives for military families, first lady Jill Biden toured a Logan Heights health clinic Friday to discuss a $100,000 cancer screening grant, before greeting crew members of the USS Gabrielle Giffords warship based at…

In 2020, more than 18 million people around the world were diagnosed with cancer.

Phil Dobson from Blyth first noticed something wasn’t right when he had trouble passing urine in July 2021, but initially believed it was due to alcohol before severe pain in his bladder left him in A&E

Hospital ‘unable to offer an explanation’ of why Jordan Del’Nero wasn’t seen

Lifeblood has teamed up with fashion designer Camilla Franks.