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Appendix cancer is diagnosed in fewer than 1,000 Americans each year. About half of the cases are found when a person has surgery for acute appendicitis. Others are discovered when a mass is seen during a CT scan for an unrelated condition.

Anal Cancer Due to higher rates of the human papilloma virus, a key risk factor, it affects women more than men. If found early, the disease can be successfully treated. [...]

Adrenal Tumors Adrenal tumors can be malignant (cancer) or benign (not cancerous). Even benign adrenal tumors can be dangerous or cause uncomfortable symptoms. About Adrenal Tumors : The adrenal glands [...]

Acoustic neuroma, also known as a Schwann cell tumor, is a benign (non-cancerous) tumor. Despite the name, these tumors do not develop from the acoustic nerve. They start in the vestibular nerve, which is associated with balance.