Lung cancer incidence decreased 3.5%/year in males and 1.9%/year in females during 2018–2022, alongside a two-thirds increase ...

Lung cancer remains the leading cause of U.S. cancer deaths, and the second-most commonly diagnosed cancer among men and ...

Declines in smoking, earlier diagnoses and improved treatment have helped drive a continuing drop in cancer death rates in ...

The U.S. cancer death rate declined 35% between 2015 and 2024, averting more than 4.8 million deaths, according to the American Association for Cancer ...

Radon is invisible, odorless and easy to ignore, yet it remains one of the country’s deadliest preventable indoor-air hazards. The radioactive gas can collect inside ordinary homes without producing ...

Many cancer advocacy groups host public awareness campaigns educating people about how to prevent different types of cancer. You'll most likely recognize the pink ribbon that reminds you of the ...

"Our study helps broaden that awareness by demonstrating alcohol's association with mortality from multiple other cancers." ...