New data suggests that mammography screening has had no effect on breast cancer mortality.
Stay one step ahead of trouble by monitoring your skin between checkups.
Despite the earthquake, tsunami and radiation crisis in Japan, the human spirit still finds a way to find humor in the chaos.
This week Discovery News readers weigh in on the government's gruesome new cigarette labels.
Left-sided cancers occur more frequently -- likely due to exposure while driving.
By manipulating four genes scientists have turned in skin cells into electrically active neurons.
This week Discovery News readers fought the cell phone cancer scare with sarcasm. But does our expert think we should be taking the WHO's warning so casually?
Ian Thomas Ash and cameraman Colin O'Neill visit a school just outside the 30 kilometer radiation exclusion zone to ask one basic question: are the children safe?
Ian Thomas Ash and cameraman Colin O'Neill venture inside the Fukushima 30 kilometer radiation exclusion zone to understand the radiation danger facing local children.
Indoor tanning isn't really safer than basking outdoors, but not a lot of tanning enthusiasts know that.