Early testing of a medication for blood cancers and bone marrow disorders yielded promising results. Now, researchers are looking to the future.

When two medications have the same effect, a head-to-head trial is often the best way to see which one is more effective.

Being obese can put patients at greater risk for many conditions, including some types of cancer. But for some, taking a common over-the-counter medication may reduce this increased risk.

They're proven to help prevent pregnancy, and new evidence suggests birth control pills may also prevent one type of cancer.

If you needed another reason to get your teen daughter to drop the phone and get off the couch, here it is.

A newly approved drug may fight one of the most common types of skin cancer.

Sometimes it takes two. Two breast cancer medications, that is.

Cancer patients may assume that the less radiation they need, the better. But that might not be the case for some.

Weighing the benefits of medications against their potential risks is a common conundrum for many doctors. But, for one common diabetes medication, that decision may have gotten a little easier.

Killing two birds with one stone can be a great thing — especially when it comes to prenatal testing.