Cancer Prevention News

The offspring of mothers who received 17-hydroxyprogesterone caproate during pregnancy may face nearly double the risk for cancer compared with those who were not exposed, according to a recent study.

An HPV vaccination intervention that was implemented in schools modestly improved psychosocial vaccine-related outcomes like decision-making in adolescents, according to findings published in JAMA Network Open.

White adults with obesity have an increased risk for cancer death, whereas Black women with obesity have no increased risk and Black men with obesity have a lower risk for death from cancer, according to a presenter at ObesityWeek 2021.

Weight-loss interventions may reduce risks for some cancers, cancer mortality and recurrence for people with obesity, according to a speaker at ObesityWeek 2021.

Researchers found distinct differences between popular digital voice assistants when they were used for information about cancer screening.

Research suggests that the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted breast cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment.

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LAS VEGAS – Prioritizing equity efforts and taking three key steps toward improving accessibility and representation could move the needle on health disparities in colon cancer screening, according to an ACG Postgraduate Course presentation.

Men who ate healthy plant-based diets lowered their risk for prostate cancer and erectile dysfunction, according to data from three abstracts that were presented during the virtual American Urological Association meeting.