Roman Franklin, MD

Two genes linked to breast, thyroid and kidney cancer have been identified by Cleveland Clinic researchers. The discovery of the genes SDHB and SDHD could help improve early detection of these cancers and boost patients’ chances of survival. Continue Reading »

Following surgery for breast cancer, many women will experience arm swelling - a bothersome condition doctors refer to as lymphedema. Continue Reading »

Physical activity can reduce the risk of colon cancer, but few American adults are aware of this, a new study shows. Continue Reading »

Compared to a decade ago, kidney cancer patients in the United States are much more likely to be diagnosed with smaller tumors in the earliest, most treatable stage of the disease, resulting in a slightly higher survival rate. Continue Reading »

Scientists have found important genetic differences between people that may help explain why some smokers get lung cancer and others do not. Continue Reading »