Good news about hot flashes
Researchers find hot flashes may halve breast cancer risk and, in a separate study, discover a potential, nonhormonal treatment for menopausal symptoms. From breast cancer to leukemia treatments:
11 breakthroughs
Every year, our researchers move closer to eliminating cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Among their myriad advances in 2010 were breakthroughs in breast cancer, stomach cancer, leukemia, and muscular dystrophy. High honors for our researchers
For their contributions to cancer research, Drs. Roger Brent and Robert Eisenman have been elected fellows of the prestigious American Academy for the Advancement of Science.
Colon cancer: You can prevent it
Are you at risk for colon cancer? Take our online quiz to find out — and learn more about easy steps you can take to prevent it. Unraveling cancer statistics
Confused by headlines on how habits affect your cancer risk? Our researchers explain how exercise, weight control and alcohol moderation increase your odds of a cancer-free life.
 She finds stomach bacteria irresistible
Dr. Nina Salama is revealing secrets of the bug that causes stomach cancer. Her work could lead to better drug treatments for the second-leading cause of cancer deaths.
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 Lives of Science
Talk to any of our scientists and you’ll quickly discover a common force driving their research: their passion for learning. These video vignettes explore their passions and personal journeys to biomedical research.
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