Bone cancer is a type of cancer that usually affects both adults and children. Bone cancer is most common in children and teens. Bone cancer can be divided into two types:

• Primary bone cancer-if it is originated in the bone.
• Secondary bone cancer-if cancer spreads from other locations to the bone. Read more »

The AIDS-Related Cancers are actually a group of cancers that develop more frequently in persons with HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) infection. The most common form of AIDS-related cancer is Kaposi’s sarcoma (KS) which was one of the most common and first indications of AIDS epidemic. According to recent research, the number of AIDS-related cancers has been increasing by 2% to 3%. Read more »