New research finds a link between increasingly extreme heat in the Middle East and rising rates of cancer in women.

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

In this interview, Technology Networks spoke with Kara Egan, CEO and co-founder of Teal Health, to learn more about how they ...

Scientists found that climate change in the Middle East and North Africa is making breast, ovarian, uterine, and cervical ...

Global warming in the Middle East and North Africa may increase prevalence and death rates of breast, ovarian, uterine, and ...

Millions of women who missed early HPV vaccination opportunities now face rising cervical cancer rates. New research shows screening rates dropping precisely when they're needed most.

Due to climate change, people are potentially exposed to the risk factors and are less likely to receive better treatment or ...

Caused primarily by the human papillomavirus (HPV), cervical cancer develops slowly and often goes unnoticed in the initial years.

Amid the surging number of cancer cases in women, a new study on Tuesday found its association with increasing global warming ...

Dr. Beman Khulpateea from Mercy Medical Center talks about cervical cancer screenings.

More and more women from 30 to 45 years of age are developing cervical cancer. When cancer is found, it's often more advanced ...

This was revealed at a national event held at the Shaheed Abu Sayeed Convention Center of BMU on Sunday when key findings from a nationwide cervical and breast cancer screening programme incorporating ...