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Pope Leo XIV's Brother Louis Prevost Is in a Clinical Trial After His Multiple Myeloma Returned From Remission

Pope Leo XIV's older brother, Louis Prevost, is in a clinical trial after his multiple myeloma relapsed. Here's what the blood cancer is and how it's treated.

Medical Daily · Oct 15

Male Breast Cancer: 7 Warning Signs Men Should Know

Breast cancer is often associated with women, which is why men may overlook changes in their chest. But men can develop breast cancer too, and the first warning sign may be a firm lump near the nipple that does not hurt. Other changes, such as nipple discharge, inward turning of…

MyLifeXP · Oct 15

Pope Leo XIV's Lung Nodule Was Adenocarcinoma, Surgeons Removed a Lobe, and the Cancer Stage Remains Undisclosed

Pope Leo XIV has lung adenocarcinoma after surgeons removed part of his right lung. What a lobectomy involves and what a lung nodule means.

Medical Daily · Oct 14

Colorectal Cancer Is Now the Top Cancer Killer of Americans Under 50: What an Oncologist Wants Younger Adults to Know

New American Cancer Society data show colorectal cancer rising in adults under 65 even as it falls in older Americans. An oncologist explains the warning signs, the screening age that matters, and what science still can't explain.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Native Hawaiian Women Carry the Highest Breast Cancer Rate in the US, and Combined Statistics Had Hidden It

New American Cancer Society data show Native Hawaiian women have a breast cancer incidence 27 percent above that of White women, hidden by combined reporting.

Medical Daily · Aug 28

Cancer Patients in High Medical Debt Counties Were More Likely to Be Diagnosed at Stage Four

An American Cancer Society study of 7.5 million patients links county medical debt to later-stage cancer diagnosis and poorer survival.

Medical Daily · Aug 18

Former Smokers Stay Eligible for Lung Cancer Screening for 15 Years After Quitting, and Most Never Get Scanned

Quitting does not end eligibility for lung cancer screening. Federal guidance covers 15 years after the last cigarette, yet most eligible adults skip it.

Medical Daily · Aug 13

Asian American Women Under 50 Have Seen Their Breast Cancer Rate Surge 50 Percent Since 2000

AAPI women under 50 saw a 50% breast cancer surge since 2000 — now tied with white women for the highest rate. Here are the specific drivers and what Asian American women should know.

Medical Daily · Jul 6

Colorectal Cancer Is Now the Leading Cancer Killer of Americans Under 50. The KFF Investigation Explains Why Family History Is More Important Than Ever.

KFF Health News June 16 investigation: colorectal cancer is now the deadliest cancer for ages 18–49. 12+ cancers rising under 50. Family history is the most critical risk factor.

Medical Daily · Jun 19

Today Is National Cancer Survivors Day — Half a Million Survivors Living in New York City Signal a Powerful Story of Hope and Progress

National Cancer Survivors Day 2026 highlights 500,000 NYC survivors and major research breakthroughs, including mRNA cancer vaccines, rising survival rates.

Medical Daily · Jun 7