Brain Cancer

Does an aspirin a day keep brain cancer away?

The tragic death of Joseph "Beau" Biden from brain cancer this week highlights the mysteries of this uncommon yet often lethal form of cancer.

Genes that control the length of telomeres, which protect our chromosomes, may also affect people's risk of brain cancer, a new study finds.

Teens who take longer to reach their full height may be at increased risk for certain types of brain tumors later in life, a new study suggests.

Radically modified cells could transport anticancer drugs to a tumor.

Cell phones do not increase the risk of brain cancer in children and teens.

The risks are so insignificant that they equal nearly one new case of cancer for every 100,000 people in a decade.

But the research wouldn't have been possible without donations from humans.

People who are prone to the sniffles and sneezes they bring on could have a reduced risk of developing brain cancer, according to a new study.

Findings explain why common brain tumors are so difficult to treat.