Cancer Detection

Researchers have proposed a method for detecting cancer, other diseases by measuring the temperature inside the body

Analysis suggests that genetic testing of siblings of newborns with cancer genes could reduce rare cancer deaths by half

The microscope can, in theory, be used to detect a variety of different cancer types

Researchers find cervical cancer screening is overused—and underused as well

The U of M Medical School study concludes that CMR should be the technique of choice

FORTE is a large, randomized trial of surveillance colonoscopy for participants with one or two small benign polyps

This represent a significant advance in cancer research, and may lead to better ways of detecting and treating cancers

The greater diagnostic precision can lead to more personalized treatment for patients with intermediate risk tumors

To accelerate discoveries for cancer patients, we need new ways to bring together the complex data we generate

Investigators have determined that human papillomavirus DNA can be detected in saliva