A non-invasive brush test can diagnose mouth cancer within one hour, potentially boosting detection rates, a new study says.

Researchers have developed a brush swab test that can detect oral cancer in about an hour. The non-invasive method could reduce unnecessary biopsies and help doctors monitor risky lesions earlier.

A host of companies are competing to bring cancer-detecting blood tests to market.

Hopkins researchers devised a method to measure antibody levels using glucometers, paving the way for accessible monitoring ...

The number of drug-driving offences has overtaken drink-driving for the first time. Some 30,707 endorsements for drug-driving ...

Collingwood footballer Darcy Cameron has spoken out about his shock discovery that he carries a gene for a rare condition ...

It is the penultimate day of the weeklong preliminary hearing for the 23-year-old accused of shooting and killing ...

For the Johnsons -- cousins of the Rand family, who are featured in "CNN Presents: Black in America" -- the answer arrives in the form of a certificate from African Ancestry Inc., a Maryland-based ...

About half a million samples are collected from over-50s in Scotland each year in a highly successful NHS program that ...

The pharmacogenomic testing service market is witnessing strong growth, driven by the increasing adoption of personalized medicine and the growing recognition of genetic factors in drug response.