Under the agreement, Exact Sciences will pay Freenome an upfront cash payment of $75m that is payable by this November.

A blood test being studied in Virginia could detect 10 different types of cancer with a single screening, potentially transforming early detection and treatment outcomes.

James Van Der Beek is sharing the subtle colorectal cancer symptom he ignored before his shocking diagnosis. “There wasn’t ...

A University of California-San Diego study says older women who stand up more times a day have better heart health than their ...

Illnesses like high blood pressure, diabetes, and glaucoma have hardly any symptoms before the damage has been done. Here, ...

Exact Sciences stock crashed Wednesday after the company inked a deal for the exclusive eights to Freenome's blood-based ...

Red blood cells, long thought to be passive bystanders in the formation of blood clots, actually play an active role in ...

"He was gaining almost a pound a week," recalls his mother, Karen Freitag, who is grateful that a new medication helps her ...

The man spent four days in jail in 2015 after driving a vehicle with a blood-alcohol level more than twice the legal limit to ...

A Uniontown woman accused of driving under the influence of alcohol and marijuana has been charged with homicide while DUI by ...

AN elderly man who has bone cancer is facing a 60-mile round trip to Carlisle to have blood tests completed after changes to GP practices ...

An Osaka Metropolitan University-led research team examined the medical records of 133 dogs that visited an emergency ...