The Latest Breaking News from ACS

Hispanic Women Face 36% Higher Cervical Cancer Rates Than White Women as ACS Flags Preventable Infection-Linked Cancers

ACS data show Hispanic women have 36% higher cervical cancer rates than White women, with liver and stomach cancer rates doubled. Here is what helps.

Medical Daily · Oct 6

New York City Finally Clears Over 10,000 Children From the Massive Child Care Voucher Waitlist

New York City will begin offering child care vouchers to more than 10,000 children on its waitlist, while around 20,000 are expected to remain waiting for assistance.

International Business Times UK · Oct 6

Breast Cancer Awareness Gap: 85% of Women in ACS Survey Link Alcohol to Risk, Yet 69% Still Drink

An American Cancer Society survey of about 33,000 U.S. women found that 85% know alcohol raises breast cancer risk, but 69% still report drinking.

Medical Daily · Oct 3

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

Census Counts 26.7 Million People Uninsured All of 2025, a Baseline Before Most Coverage Changes Take Effect

The Census Bureau says 26.7 million people, or 7.9%, had no health coverage at any time in 2025. Here is why that differs from the CDC's 28 million figure.

Medical Daily · Sep 16

Black mom accuses Penn State Hospital doctor of ignoring her Son’s severe post-surgery pain. Then a team was forced to intervene: ‘racist doctors’

She filmed the hospital hallway confrontation

We Got This Covered · Sep 9

How Silicon Valley just might save Americn from the growing drone threat

In June, Allen Control Systems raised $200 million on the strength of its Bullfrog platform, which can respond to a drone threat in seconds by shooting them out of the sky with bullets.

Fortune · Aug 21

The $300k logo, the $84k pool contract, and KPMG's review tab

A look at little known taxpayer spending you may have missed.

The Canberra Times · Aug 2

A Blood Test for Colorectal Cancer Is Now Included in Official Screening Guidelines, with Key Limitations Patients Should Know

The ACS 2026 colorectal cancer guidelines added the Shield blood test, but call it a non-preferred option less effective at finding precancerous polyps than colonoscopy or stool tests.

Medical Daily · Jul 23

Researchers Say Younger Generations May Be Aging Faster Than Their Parents Did

Separate studies, one at Washington University School of Medicine (WashU Med), St. Louis, MO, and one at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons...

Saving Advice · Jul 20