It would be great if fighting cancer was like playing a game of "Pac-Man." Pac-Man runs through mazes and chomps down every single pac-dot, but we lack the ability to track down and kill cancer cells as easily. What weapons do we have? See more »

Over the next several years, cancer vaccines have the potential to completely change the treatment of cancer. Learn how these vaccines will work! See more »

Normal cells act as the body's team players, while cancerous cells go rogue. How does a cell morph from normal to abnormal, and why does it happen? See more »

Ever actually tried to find a needle in a haystack? Doctors do it all the time -- only they're looking for circulating tumor cells in a cancer patient's bloodstream. Did the search just get easier? See more »

Finding a single cancer cell in the human body is like looking for one grain of sand in a sandbox. In the days of sophisticated scans and tests, why can't we pinpoint the cells that lead to pain and disease? See more »

These 10 cancer myths will help to expose the truth about cancer. Check out what we have gathered for you here on cancer myths. See more »

Are you looking for foods that are tailored to cancer patients? Check out these top 10 healthy foods that are beneficial to cancer patients in this article. See more »

Cancer is one of the most devastating diseases to modern society. Adopt these preventative measures for a healthy, cancer-free life. See more »

A new study by the World Cancer Research Fund suggests that the key steps to reducing cancer include not gaining weight as an adult, avoiding sugary drinks and alcohol, and not eating bacon or ham. Learn more about being thin to cut cancer. See more »

By the end of 2010, an estimated 569,490 Americans will have died from cancer. That's more than 1,500 people every day, or one out of every four deaths in this country. So what is giving cancer such a push? See more »