Without an at-home support system, single people with cancer face added stress during treatment. Fortunately, there are ways to lighten the load — and resources to help.

After a hotly contested study citing a spike in advanced prostate cancer, the discussion over declining use of a preventive test has been renewed.

Few tumor samples from minorities means research is likely missing key mutations that fuel cancer in different racial or ethnic groups.

A Cancer AnswerLine nurse shares how to handle the diagnosis of a mass or tumor, symptoms of a mass, and what to do next. Learn what to do if you find a mass.

Cancer metabolism expert says scientists are making headway in understanding the link between dietary sugar and cancer development. Learn more about the studies.

Physiatrists use knowledge of the musculoskeletal system to treat patients for cancer symptom management and recovery. Read more about Physiatrists and cancer.

BRCA Variant Testing for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome isn't just for women. These men should consider genetic testing for BRCA1 and BRCA2.

Immunotherapy is the use of the body’s own immune system to fight cancer. Learn more about the different types of immunotherapy and which cancers they fight.

Three University of Michigan cancer clinical trial participants share their experiences. Learn about the cancers they were fighting and how they are doing today.

Learn how biomarker ratio imaging microscopy (BRIM), a new technology developed at University of Michigan, determines the aggressiveness of stage 0 breast cancer.

Biden's program attempts to further cancer treatment breakthroughs and improve cancer patient care. Here's what the University of Michigan is doing to help.

A psychiatrist offers advice to cope with cancer treatments. She recommends eating healthy and being open with doctors. See additional ways of coping with cancer.

Complementary and integrative cancer treatments often lack scientific evidence to back up their use. Learn more about new research that might be changing that.

A University of Michigan neuro-oncologist discusses studies that show no link between cell phone use and increased risk of brain tumors. See his take.

Clinical studies push cancer research forward, creating new cancer therapies and refining existing ones. An R.N. encourages cancer patients to participate.