Cancer Network spoke with Carlo Maley, PhD, about how strategies utilized in agriculture can be applied to drug resistance in oncology.

Scientists have studied potential cancer suppression mechanisms in cetaceans, the mammalian group that includes whales, dolphins and porpoises.

Instead of battling cancer, some cactus breeds simply adapt. Arizona State University researchers wonder if human beings can do the same.

UK based artists boredomresearch will create The Digital Visualization of Cancer art piece.

Crested cactuses inspire researchers at ASU's Biodesign Institute to look for new ways to control, not eradicate, the disease

Elephants and some other animals have evolved powerful strategies to keep cancer at bay

Arizona State University has been awarded more than $8.5 million over five years from the National Cancer Institute to establish the Arizona Cancer and Evolution Center.

The world's largest mammal doesn't get cancer and scientists think they know why.