British Columbia will soon be home to the first lung cancer early detection screening program in the country.

Picomole Inc. recently received $818,000 from the federal government to build more of its breath-sampling, lung cancer-detecting devices.

Liquid biopsy tests could someday help people detect cancer at an early stage. But treatment needs to be available too.

Cancer deaths are rising worldwide as populations grow and age.

The "NaNose" device can in the figurative sense, "smell" certain kinds of diseases a patient may have from their breath, researchers say.

Detecting cancer before you ever get ill is a scientific breakthrough researchers around the world have been working toward for decades, but a new experimental study by the BC Cancer Agency may help make it a reality.