PFAS Exposure Increases Risk of Cancer in Women, Researchers Warn
A new study links PFAS exposure to an increased risk of certain types of cancer in women.
A new study links PFAS exposure to an increased risk of certain types of cancer in women.
A federal task force has determined visual skin cancer screening appears to add no benefit to those not at high risk of developing skin cancer already.
A study by the Department of Defense has found higher rates of cancer among military aircrew and ground crew, raising questions about the potential causes.
A new study warns that nail dryers used at salons emit potentially harmful UV radiation which can damage DNA and increase the risk of skin cancer.
A new study finds that increased screenings, and not UV exposure, is driving increasing melanoma rates in the U.S.
A new study links high levels of fish consumption with an increased risk of melanoma skin cancer.
A new study links Xeljanz and similar drugs to an increased risk of skin cancer.
A new study links organ transplant surgery with an increased risk of melanoma and other forms of skin cancer.
A CDC report indicates overall cancer death rates are declining, driven mostly by sharp drops in melanoma and lung cancer fatalities.
Many Americans say they are more concerned about wrinkles and sunburns than getting skin cancer, according to a new survey.