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US Air Force investigates high cancer rates among nuclear missile workers

The Air Force is investigating potential elevated cancer rates among personnel who worked with nuclear missiles, prompted by reports of illnesses among missile launch officers.

LIFESTYLE November 30

No-Shave November: Tracing its origins, impact and purpose for promoting men's health

Explore how No-Shave November evolved into a heartfelt campaign, stemming from its unassuming beginnings in 2009, now carrying a deeper significance and purpose.

HEALTH November 29

AI model could help predict lung cancer risks in non-smokers, study finds: ‘Significant advancement’

Among the latest artificial intelligence innovations for health care, a routine chest X-ray could help identify non-smokers who are at a high risk for lung cancer, new research indicates.

HEALTH November 28

Cancer risk could increase with consumption of certain foods and drinks, study finds

Consuming certain foods and drinks could put people at a higher risk of developing colorectal cancer (CRC), according to a new study published in the journal Nutrients.

Denver Broncos November 23

Former Broncos defensive lineman Harald Hasselbach dies at 56

Harald Hasselbach, a two-time Super Bowl with the Denver Broncos, died at the age of 56 after a six-month bout with cancer, his family said.

Maryland November 22

Judge denies compassionate release for corrupt Baltimore officer with terminal cancer

A federal judge has denied compassionate release for Daniel Hersl, an incarcerated member of Baltimore's notoriously corrupt Gun Trace Task Force.

HEALTH November 20

Patients with metastatic colorectal cancer could find hope in new FDA-approved treatment

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Nov. 8 approved a new oral medicine called Fruzaqla (fruquintinib) for the treatment of patients with previously treated metastatic colorectal cancer.

HEALTH November 19

Cancer deaths among kids and teens fell 24% over past two decades, CDC reports: 'Better treatments'

Deaths among youth cancer patients are on the decline, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Death rates fell 24% between 2001 and 2021.

CANCER November 12

In potential cancer breakthrough, newly found ‘kill switch’ triggers death of cancer cells: ‘One-two punch'

In a health breakthrough, scientists at the UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center in Sacramento, California, have identified a protein on the CD95 receptor that can “program" cancer dells to die.

HEALTH November 9

Lung cancer pill shows 'earth-shattering' results in 5-year study: 'An optimistic time'

Many lung cancer patients now have access to a potentially life-saving new medication called Tagrisso. A surgeon from Hackensack Meridian and a patient share their experiences with the drug.