Lung cancer is the third-most diagnosed cancer in America and the second-most common cancer in Arizona. So, if there was a test to screen for the disease, you’d think every...

Hispanic men and women are less likely than other ethnic groups in the United States to be diagnosed with cancer or die from the disease. In fact, according to the...

Melanoma rates in Arizona are significantly higher than the U.S. national average, according to recent data from the National Cancer Institute, while some reports indicate that skin cancer rates...

PHOENIX, Ariz. — City of Hope® Cancer Center Phoenix today broke ground on a leading-edge surgical center expansion, marking the latest milestone in its mission to bring optimal cancer...

Survival rates for prostate cancer in Arizona are significantly lower than those across the United States, according to the American Cancer Society’s (ACS) 2024 Cancer Statistics Report. And although...