Lung Cancer

Health February 18

Lung cancer rising among non-smokers — here's why

The most common form of lung cancer is primarily found in non-smokers, a new study reveals. Doctors react to the surprising driver of the disease and other risk factors.

Health February 17

US Navy veteran beats cancer with experimental treatment and reliance on faith

John Ryan, a U.S. Navy veteran, beat cancer through nearly a decade of experimental immunotherapy treatment. The vet shared his motivation to persevere in an on-camera interview with Fox News Digital.

VIDEO February 16

Military vet now cancer-free after experimental treatment: 'There is hope'

U.S. Navy veteran John Ryan shares how he beat lung cancer, which he believes is due to an immunotherapy clinical trial he underwent at Johns Hopkins.

Health January 16

Cancer death rates decline yet new diagnoses spike for some groups, says report

Cancer diagnoses are expected to exceed two million in 2025, with approximately 618,120 deaths predicted, according to the American Cancer Society’s annual cancer trends report.

Utah September 30

Single Utah mother, 33, raising money for her own funeral after cancer diagnosis gives her 3 months to live

A single Utah mother of two was told she has three months to live after she was diagnosed with terminal cancer and Cushing Syndrome, and is now planning her own funeral.

Men's Health August 13

Men’s cancer deaths expected to spike more than 90% by 2050, study finds

The prevalence of cancer cases and deaths among men is expected to skyrocket globally in the coming decades, according to a new study from the American Cancer Society.

Lung Cancer August 5

Risks, symptoms and treatments for lung cancer, the deadliest cancer in the world

Lung cancer is a potentially fatal disease. Learn about common risk factors, symptoms to watch out for, types of lung cancer and common treatment options.

HEALTH July 3

Severe health risks of vaping and e-cigarettes, especially for youth, say experts

Uncover the truth about the health risks of vaping, which includes aerosol from an e-cigarette, a trend that's gaining popularity among teenagers and young adults.

Lung Cancer June 15

Honeybees can detect lung cancer, researchers say

Researchers at Michigan State University have discovered that honeybees can detect chemicals associated with lung cancer in human breath, which may lead to a new form of cancer screening.

HEALTH May 16

Young vaper who required double lung transplant shares warnings as e-cigarette sales rise

Jackson Allard’s parainfluenza escalated to pneumonia, then acute respiratory stress syndrome. After 70 days on life support, the North Dakota man received a double lung transplant.

Health April 13, 2024

Some breast cancer patients could be at risk of another type of cancer, study reveals

A new study found that women with breast cancer who have received chemotherapy are at an increased risk of developing lung cancer. Epic Research experts and other physicians commented.

Montana April 8, 2024

Montana trial against railroad company begins after thousands in mining town exposed to asbestos

A trial against BNSF Railway has begun over the lung cancer deaths of two people who lived in a Montana town where thousands were exposed to asbestos from a vermiculite mine.

Drugs April 5, 2024

These are the top health risks of marijuana use, especially smoking cannabis

Despite its increasing legality and prevalence, experts still warn of the numerous health risks posed by marijuana use – many of which are still being researched.

U.K. Politics March 20, 2024

UK to introduce bill to phase out legal sale of tobacco

The British government will introduce a bill in parliament on March 20, 2024, to prevent children turning 15 this year or younger from ever being able to be legally sold tobacco.

New Zealand March 20, 2024

New Zealand to ban disposable e-cigarettes amid surge in youth vaping

New Zealand said it will ban disposable e-cigarettes, or vapes, shortly after repealing a law imposing a lifetime ban on young people buying cigarettes.

New Zealand February 28, 2024

New Zealand officials appeal world-first tobacco ban

Tobacco banning rules were appealed in New Zealand after officials said the law to lessen tobacco accessibility and discourage usage should be approached differently.

Cancer Research February 6, 2024

Cancer patients and doctors team up to change how cancer drugs are tested

After advocacy from patients and doctors, the FDA is now pushing drugmakers to find the lowest effective dose of cancer drugs to reduce harsh side effects.

Health February 6, 2024

Cancer diagnoses in the British royal family over the years: 'The great equalizer'

On the heels of King Charles III's cancer diagnosis, we recap the other British royals who have previously battled cancer, including Sarah Ferguson, Queen Elizabeth II and others.

LIFESTYLE February 4, 2024

World Cancer Day 2024: A complete guide to understanding and participating

World Cancer Day is celebrated in countries around the world in order to bring awareness and to advocate for effective treatment of the deadly disease.

HEALTH November 29, 2023

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 9, 2023

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.

Lung Cancer November 2, 2023

Should you be screened for lung cancer based on new guidelines for high-risk patients?

The American Cancer Society (ACS) has announced new guidelines for lung cancer screenings. Find out if you're part of the high-risk group that should get screened each year.

Health October 9, 2023

Cancer screenings: Here are 5 types and critical information to know about each

Since screening methods vary for different types of cancer, Dr. Paunel Vukasinov, an internal medicine specialist at Medical Offices of Manhattan in New York City, breaks down each of these five.

Health August 8, 2023

Following decades of delay, US agency adopts strict rules to slow rise of 'black lung' among miners

A U.S. agency has finally adopted new regulations to prevent premature deaths among minors who get pneumoconiosis by inhaling poisonous dust when digging through rocks.

HEALTH July 29, 2023

Errors in disease diagnosis lead to nearly 800,000 deaths, disabilities in US each year: study

An estimated 795,000 Americans become disabled or die each year due to a misdiagnosis, a new study found. Johns Hopkins researcher Dr. David Newman-Toker breaks down the findings.

CANCER June 8, 2023

Carboplatin, cisplatin drug shortages impacting treatment of US cancer patients: ‘Unacceptable situation’

A shortage of two drugs doctors commonly use to treat cancer, carboplatin and cisplatin, is forcing the medical community to seek alternative treatments.

CANCER June 7, 2023

Two new cancer pills show ‘unprecedented’ results in boosting survival rates and preventing recurrence

Potentially “practice-changing" new breast and lung cancer treatments were announced at the American Society of Clinical Oncology's annual meeting this week in Chicago. Here are details.

Artificial Intelligence April 12, 2023

AI model Sybil can predict lung cancer risk in patients, study says

An artificial intelligence model developed by researchers in Massachusetts and Taiwan was able to accurately predict an individual's future risk of lung cancer.

HEALTH March 19, 2023

Military pilots and ground crews showing high rates of cancer, Pentagon study reveals

A new study out of the Pentagon found that military pilots have high rates of cancer — and ground crews that fuel, maintain and launch those aircraft also demonstrated signs of sickness as well.

Israel December 20, 2022

Palestinians call for strike in West Bank after prisoner dies of lung cancer

Palestinians have called for a strike in the occupied West Bank after a prisoner died of lung cancer. Palestine's prime minister accused Israel of “deliberate medical negligence."