U.S. rates of breast cancer mortality have fallen, though racial disparities persist, new American Cancer Society report finds

The mortality rate of breast cancer in the U.S. has fallen by 43 percent in the past 30 years. However, Black women are facing higher mortality rates due to disparities in healthcare.

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Learn who is at greater risk—and possible reasons for the worrisome trend.

While much of your cancer risk is out of your hands, you may be able to lower your odds by managing your weight.

An overview of hospice care, including the benefits it can offer and basic strategies for finding hospice care.

A guide to help patients and caregivers understand the different treatment options for bladder cancer.