New Study Reveals Rising Cancer Rates for Gen X

Data shows increased incidence of several cancers in Gen X compared to Baby Boomers

Blood Test to Detect Colorectal Cancer Receives FDA Approval

Colonoscopy is still the standard, but studies show promising results for blood and stool based screening

Nearly Half of Cancer Deaths in US Linked to Modifiable Risk Factors

Smoking, obesity and alcohol consumption among biggest culprits

Blood Test to Detect Colorectal Cancer Moves Closer to FDA Approval

Trial results show blood-based screening test can detect colorectal cancer in 83% of people with the disease.

Colorectal Cancer on the Rise in Children, Study Shows

Total case numbers are still low, but growing trend is a concern

Mother's Day Reflections: Gratitude for a Lifetime of Love

Moffitt patient loses her mother to cancer two years after her own diagnosis

Cancer Cases To Jump 77% by 2050, Report Says

More than half of 35 million cases are preventable

Identifying Accelerated Biological Age in Young Colorectal Cancer Patients Could Improve Post-Treatment Care

A small pilot study investigated the difference in biological age between younger and older adult colorectal cancer patients

Can a Blood Test Detect Colorectal Cancer?

A new study shows blood-based screening test is successful in 83% of people with the disease

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