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This Women’s History Month, we’re looking back at some of the bold women whose advocacy and curiosity has played a pivotal role in challenging societal stigma and advancing cancer discoveries.

Black women, middle-aged adults, and lower-income consumers are more likely to use personal care products with potentially greater health risks

Breast cancer rates in U.S. women under 40 vary by geography, according to a new study by researchers Mary Beth Terry and Rebecca Kehm.

Research led by Timothy Wang reveals that stomach cancers make electrical connections with nearby sensory nerves and use these malignant circuits to stimulate the cancer’s growth and spread.