Stories about: lung cancer  

Microsoft Research claims cancer diagnosis can be done 1 year earlier just by analyzing user search queries

Public health researchers ask that efforts be made to phase out the sale of the tobacco over the next 3 decades

Specialists say the test, carried out with the help of a high-tech device, could save thousands of lives

Study finds cancer rates are higher among people who live in regions where the air contains plenty of oxygen

Now that they know how lung cancer spreads, scientists expect they will soon find a way to put a leash on this process

The test could help eliminate the need for invasive diagnosis procedures

People who don't exercise are more vulnerable to colon and lung cancer

Such lungs can make it easier to test drugs intended to treat cancer

The test would work by analyzing a small blood sample

The correlation holds particularly true for lung cancer

The approach has shown great results for fighting advanced cancer

Researchers link diesel exhaust to 6% of the total number of lung cancer deaths

The girl has been diagnosed with lung cancer, doctors say air pollution is to blame

A second clinical trial for the chemical is already underway

A so-called electronic nose might make it easier for doctors to pin down this condition

People who eat raw garlic twice per week are 44% less likely to develop lung cancer

Lighting up a cigarette shortly after waking up ups cancer risk, study says