Lung Cancer Stories
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted accelerated approval for Merck & Co's immunotherapy, Keytruda, in patients with a form of lung cancer.
Roche hopes to get approval for a new drug that shrank tumors in 27 percent of people with medium to high levels of a protein that helps cancer evade the immune system.
A new treatment for those with rare gastrointestinal tumors shows much promise for helping people live longer.
Modern smoke is more dangerous than any in the past thanks to the materials we choose to use in our homes — here's what it's doing to our firefighters.
Incense has been used for centuries, but what does the smoke actually do to our body?
Each one percent decline in the total number of smokers comes with a 0.6 percent increase in the number of Americans trying to quit.
Routine lung tests fail to detect disease in long-term smokers more than half the time.
These five states have the highest cancer-related mortality rates in the nation, and quite a few things in common.
National Cancer Survivors Day, which is intended to raise awareness of cancer patients' ongoing challenges, will be celebrated across the country this Sunday, June 7.
A terminal lung cancer patient has sued the state of California to allow her to have the right to die on her her own terms.
The Cuban lung cancer vaccine, Cimavax, has been approved to come to the U.S. to test how well it can treat and possibly prevent cancer.
European health regulators have approved the Novartis' drug Zykadia to treat advanced lung cancer, the company said.