In the U.S., cancer rates are going up—especially for young and middle-aged women, whose cancer diagnoses have surpassed ...

As temperatures rose in more than a dozen Middle Eastern and North African countries over the past two decades, cancer ...

"As temperatures rise, cancer mortality among women also rises -- particularly for ovarian and breast cancers," lead ...

Almost one in five patients with advanced melanoma survived for five years after receiving the innovative treatment ...

Researchers have linked rising temperatures in the Middle East and North Africa to increased cancer risk among women. The ...

Climate change is fueling a rise in breast and ovarian cancer cases and deaths among women, especially in the MENA region, ...

Scientists have found that global warming in the Middle East and North Africa is making breast, ovarian, uterine, and ...

At-home colon cancer tests aren't the right option for people with a history of colon cancer or high-risk conditions, such as ...

Scientists have found that global warming in the Middle East and North Africa is making breast, ovarian, uterine, and cervical cancer more common and more deadly.

researchers discovered that climate change—long-term shifts in temperature and weather patterns primarily driven by the burning of fossil fuels—could be behind increasing cancer rates and ...

Together, these mechanisms could elevate cancer risk over time.” However, researchers noted that the study can’t draw a direct cause-and-effect link between climate change and cancers.