A company out of Purdue Research park received $40 million in financing led by Johnson and Johnson Innovation.

The paper finds a third more newly diagnosed cancer patients have insurance coverage when the ACA went into effect.

The Indiana State Department of Health has kicked off a plan to reduce the number of deaths from cervical cancer.

The risk-on-a-chip device is able to control for certain factors in an effort to prevent cancer.

The report finds Indiana is doing well with Medicaid coverage but not on tobacco policy.

Researchers have found that women from different ethnic groups have different breast cells and can develop different cancers.

An IU School of Nursing professor will examine other factors that play into whether or not a person decides to screen for lung cancer.

The new program aims to help low-income cancer patients connect with healthy food to stay on track during and after their treatment.

A newly filed proposal calls on the Indiana State Department of Health to outline a way to reduce the number of cervical cancer deaths.

Cancer patients will have access to a variety of services like wig fittings, support groups, and music, massage and pet therapy.