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A cancer researcher spent her last moments on the job replacing scientific data with some not-so-nice things.

A Cancer Scientist Got Fired and Replaced Their Research Data With Wildest Thing You Can Imagine

A new study reveals that the impacts of AI data centers may include a global increase in cancer and asthma resulting from air pollution.

AI Linked to Growing Cancer Risk

As part of the second Trump Administration's diversity witchhunt, cancer research and other crucial projects have been paused indefinitely.

Trump Administration Throws Cancer Research Into Turmoil

By Noor Al-Sibai

Patients Are Dying After a Strange Cancer Treatment on a Remote Island

Patients Are Dying After a Strange Cancer Treatment on a Remote Island

By Frank Landymore

UnitedHealthcare's legal drug dealing arm is, according to the government, massively marking up the cost of life-saving medications.

Insurance Company Where CEO Was Assassinated Jacking Up Cost of Cancer Drugs by “Thousands of Percent,” Government Finds

By Noor Al-Sibai

The makers of America's nonstick cookware are none too pleased about a new law that will bar them from using carcinogenic "forever chemicals."

Nonstick Cookware Industry Furious at Suggestion They Should Stop Causing Cancer

By Noor Al-Sibai

Donald Trump has not yet been sworn in, but Elon Musk has already killed a bill that would have provided money for pediatric cancer research.

Elon Musk Bullies Congress Into Cutting Funding for Child Cancer Research

By Noor Al-Sibai

Upon learning she had a breast cancer tumor, a Croatian virologist decided to grow her own viruses to fight the disease — and it worked.

Scientist Injects Her Own Cancerous Tumor With Viruses She Grew in Lab

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scientists at the University of Oxford have started developing the world's first ovarian cancer vaccine. It could be a game changer for women.

Groundbreaking Ovarian Cancer Vaccine at an “Exciting” Moment, Lead Scientist Says

By Victor Tangermann

Despite a significant proportion of cancer cases being attributed to alcohol, most people still don't realize its cancer risks.

Experts Warn of Link Between Drinking Alcohol and Getting Cancer

By Frank Landymore

Study: By 2050, Men’s Cancer Deaths Will Soar to 93% Global Increase

Study: By 2050, Men’s Cancer Deaths Will Soar to 93% Global Increase

By Noor Al-Sibai

More younger people are getting hit with all sorts of different cancers, and microplastics may be one big risk factor.

Microplastics Likely Causing Wave of Cancer in Young People

By Sharon Adarlo

New research suggests that there may be a link between tattoos and cancer. But the findings have proved controversial.

New Research Links Tattoos to Developing Cancer

By Frank Landymore

The UK's National Health Service is fast-tracking patients for its new cancer vaccine trials that customize each jab to each patient.

Thousands of Patients to Be Given World’s First Cancer Vaccine

By Noor Al-Sibai

The not-so-buzzy version of coffee can harbor a chemical that can cause cancer, which has activists pushing to have the substance banned.

Decaf Coffee Contains a Horrifying Poison, Experts Say

By Sharon Adarlo

After months of speculation, Kate Middleton, the wife of Prince William, has revealed that she has cancer in a new video.

Kate Middleton Reveals She Has Cancer, Will Undergo Chemotherapy

By Noor Al-Sibai

King Charles III has been diagnosed with cancer, Buckingham Palace officials confirmed today. We still don't know what kind or what stage.

King Charles Has Cancer

By Victor Tangermann

Young people are getting diagnosed with cancer at rates higher than ever before — and doctors are stumped as to why.

Doctors Alarmed by Young People Getting Cancer at Unprecedented Rates

By Noor Al-Sibai

A cancer-combating pill called divarasib could be a breakthrough in treating a specific form of bowel cancer.

Anti-Cancer Pill Shows Promising Results in Human Experiment

By Frank Landymore

A recent study showed that OpenAI's ChatGPT was providing incorrect advice on cancer treatment, potentially causing harm to patients.

ChatGPT Caught Giving Horrible Advice to Cancer Patients

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers discovered a new mechanism that could force cancer cells to self-destruct, hijacking their ability to replicate uncontrollably.

Scientists Intrigued by Clever Trick That Makes Cancer Cells Self-Destruct

By Victor Tangermann

The International Agency on Cancer Research will list aspartame as "possibly carcinogenic to humans" next month, according to a report.

The WHO Is About to Declare Aspartame a Possible Carcinogen

By Frank Landymore

Before her tragic death, iconic singer Tina Turner shared a health warning that may inspire others to avoid some of the issues she faced.

Before She Passed Away, Tina Turner Said Something Heartbreaking About Her Health

By Noor Al-Sibai

A decade-long global study has shown that a once-daily pill reduces the risk of dying from lung cancer by over half.

Scientists Intrigued by Pill That Cuts Lung Cancer Deaths in Half

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Startup Accidentally Tells Over 400 Patients They Might Have Cancer

Startup Accidentally Tells Over 400 Patients They Might Have Cancer

By Noor Al-Sibai

Doctors are warning about oral sex leading to an "epidemic" in throat cancer — but headlines fail to mention a vaccine that can help.

Worried About Getting Throat Cancer From Oral Sex? We Have Very Good News

By Noor Al-Sibai

One of the world's foremost psychedelics researchers is taking a curious approach to the knowledge of his own death — by treating it as a beautiful mystery.

Pioneering Psychedelics Researcher Gets Terminal Cancer, Is Totally Chill

By Noor Al-Sibai

The process to create Chevron's "biofuels" from plastic waste would be so toxic, it could quite literally cause cancer — and the EPA approved it knowingly.

Chevron’s Jet Fuel Made From Plastic Very Likely to Cause Cancer, EPA Documents Say

By Noor Al-Sibai

Bloomberg has decided to chastise the lab-grown meat industry's failure to address cancer concerns — because of the fact that there... aren't... any.

Bloomberg Shredded for Amazingly Stupid Article About Fake Meat and Cancer

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

In a truly bizarre case, doctors have documented for the first time ever a man developing a random Irish accent after getting prostate cancer.

Man’s Cancer Caused “Uncontrollable” Irish Accent, Doctors Say

By Noor Al-Sibai

Patients had their holiday spirits quashed and were unfairly distressed by the accidental mass text sent just two days before Christmas.

Doctor Accidentally Messages Patients to Say They Have Aggressive Cancer

By Frank Landymore

E-cigarette vapor caused lung cancer and possibly even bladder cancer in mice, found a new study from New York University.

Bad News: Vaping Nicotine Linked to Lung Cancer in Mice

By Victor Tangermann

The married couple who helped create Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine predict that the new vaccine they're developing will cure cancer within the decade.

Vaccine Makers Predict We Will Have Cancer Cure “Before 2030”

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scientists in the UK conducted a trial of an experimental cancer therapy that uses the cold sore virus to make cancer cells explode.

Virus Modified to Kill Cancer Cells Appears to Have Saved a Patient’s Life

By Frank Landymore

Scientists at UCSF say they've developed a new treatment that causes cancer cells to rat on themselves, allowing the immune system to easily kill them.

New Treatment Turns Cancer Genes Into “Eat Me” Signs For Immune System

By Frank Landymore

Early-onset cancer is an increasing threat to the global population, according to a new report. Early-onset cancer may be a new epidemic.

Young People Are Getting Way More Cancer Than Old People Did

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A new study shows that resistant starch has an astonishing ability to help prevent a range of hereditary cancers, cutting risk by 60 percent.

Study Suggests That Pill Can Cut Hereditary Cancer Risk by 60 Percent

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Health officials in France are saying that the preservative nitrates often added to processed meat — including charcuterie — are linked to colon cancer.

Doctors Warn That Scrumptious Instagram Trend Is Giving You Colon Cancer

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Doctors researching an experimental cancer treatment were shocked when every single patient in the small trial went into remission.

Scientists Intrigued by Treatment That Put Every Single Patient’s Cancer Into Remission

By Noor Al-Sibai

The US Center for Disease Control (CDC) is getting clowned on Twitter for sending out a bizarre tweet about cancer they haven't deleted yet.

CDC Mocked for Bizarre Tweet About Cancer Causing Cancer

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A team of scientists at the University of Michigan say they managed to break down liver tumors in rats, using nothing but noninvasive ultrasound waves.

Scientists Say They Partially Destroyed Tumors With Sound

By Victor Tangermann

More than 100 people from the same New Jersey high school have developed rare brain tumors, possibly because of radioactive material left behind.

More Than a Hundred Graduates of a Particular High School Got Rare Cancers

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A new report finds Russian President Vladimir Putin keeps cancer doctors who work on thyroid diseases on call or with him at all times.

Putin Almost Always Accompanied by Cancer Specialist, Investigation Finds

By Lonnie Lee Hood

President Joe Biden's top science advisor Eric Lander resigned Monday night after admitting that he abused employees.

Scientist Hired by Biden to Cure Cancer Ousted for Abusing Employees

By Victor Tangermann

The American Cancer Society revealed on Wednesday that overall cancer death rates dropped 32 percent from its peak in 1991 to 2019.

Good News: Cancer Deaths Have Dramatically Fallen in the Past 30 Years

By Tony Ho Tran

She may look like a pre-teen, but Shauna Rae is legally old enough to drink — and soon, the world will know her story, or at least the TLC version of it.

The Fascinating Saga of the 22-Year-Old Woman Trapped in Body of 8-Year-Old

By Noor Al-Sibai

New Treatment Eradicated Tumors in Terminally Ill Cancer Patients

New Treatment Eradicated Tumors in Terminally Ill Cancer Patients

By Dan Robitzski

AI Blood Test Can Spot Lung Cancers With 90 Percent Accuracy

AI Blood Test Can Spot Lung Cancers With 90 Percent Accuracy

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists were able to lump every kind of cancer out there into two categories based on whether they express a single protein.

Doctors Say They Found a Protein Linking All Cancers

By Dan Robitzski

The pharmaceutical company BioNTech, which collaborated with Pfizer to make a coronavirus vaccine, is now injecting patients with a vaccine for cancer.

First Patient Injected With Cancer Vaccine in Phase II Trial

By Dan Robitzski

A team of scientists developed a pee test that they say can diagnose brain cancer before it's too late to treat or remove the tumor.

Pee Test Could Diagnose Brain Cancer, Scientists Say

By Dan Robitzski

According to a new study, eating just 18 grams of mushroom a day, roughly the equivalent of two mushrooms, could almost halve the risk of cancer.

Eating Mushrooms Vastly Cuts Cancer Risk, According to New Research

By Victor Tangermann

As the pandemic begins its 15th official year, doctors are seeing severe cancer cases that went ignored for too long for one reason or another.

Severe Cancer Is on the Rise

By Dan Robitzski

A team of researchers have designed a personalized cancer vaccine capable of inducing a years-long immune response that fights off melanoma.

Harvard Scientists Excited by Results on New Cancer Vaccine

By Victor Tangermann

German scientists have tested a special vaccine targeted at helping the body fight brain cancers for the first time in humans.

Scientists Complete First Human Test of Vaccine Against Brain Cancer

By Victor Tangermann

BioNTech cofounder Ozlem Tureci says that the company is returning to its original goal of developing a vaccine against cancer.

COVID Vaccine Developer: Cancer Shots Are Next

By Dan Robitzski

An AI system originally designed to distinguish between different types of pastry in Japan in 2013 was adapted to identify cancers.

An AI Built to Tell Apart Pastries Was Great at Spotting Cancers

By Victor Tangermann

A team of scientists submitted a new cancer medication for the FDA's approval without having experimented on a single animal.

Scientists Create Cancer Drug Without Any Animal Tests

By Dan Robitzski

Nanoprobes called bioharmonophores can seek out and bind to cancer cells, making them glow brightly under medical scanners.

Cancer-Hunting Nanotech Makes Tumors Light Up

By Dan Robitzski

A group of 11,000 patients across England who have experienced symptoms of bowel cancer are lining up to receive a drug capsule with a camera inside of it.

Thousands of Patients Are Swallowing Tiny Pill-Cameras to Look for Cancer

By Victor Tangermann

New research suggests that black holes made of dark matter might be lurking inside neutron stars and eating them from the inside.

Black Holes May Devour Stars From the Inside, Like Cancer

By Dan Robitzski

Bone cancer survivor Haley Arceneaux will be experiencing the trip of a lifetime on board SpaceX's first private flight some time this year.

Bone Cancer Survivor Will Get Free Trip to Space This Year

By Victor Tangermann

New research suggests that Toxoplasma gondii, the brain parasite infamously spread by pet cats, is linked to a greater risk of brain cancer.

Parasite Spread to Humans by Pet Cats Linked to Brain Cancer

By Dan Robitzski

After being arrested in late 2019 for attempting to take biological samples with him to China, cancer researcher Zaosong Zheng was sentenced to time served.

Cancer Researcher Sentenced for Stealing Biological Samples

By Dan Robitzski