A Boy Receives Bone Marrow From His Brother
A boy's life is saved from leukemia when his brother donates bone marrow.
A boy's life is saved from leukemia when his brother donates bone marrow.
Federal ID Cards May Be Issued to Marijuana Users
The HHSA may be issuing ID cards to legal marijuana users to ensure their product is legitamite.
The HHSA may be issuing ID cards to legal marijuana users to ensure their product is legitamite.
Mom Finds Support While Running for Cancer Cure
A woman running for a breast cancer cure found support from a complete stranger.
A woman running for a breast cancer cure found support from a complete stranger.
New Chemo Treatments Could Help Elderly Women Fight Breast Cancer
A new study finds a combo chemo treatment works better than a single chemotherapy pill in elderly women with breast cancer.
A new study finds a combo chemo treatment works better than a single chemotherapy pill in elderly women with breast cancer.
Over a Thousand Men Are Diagnosed With Breast Cancer Annually
Men don't think they can get it-- but between 1,000 and 2,000 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year.
Men don't think they can get it-- but between 1,000 and 2,000 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year.
A Young Boy Battles Leukemia, Awaits Bone Marrow Match
A young boy battles leukemia while waiting for a bone marrow transplant. Seven out of 10 patients never get one.
A young boy battles leukemia while waiting for a bone marrow transplant. Seven out of 10 patients never get one.
African Americans with Lung Cancer Don't Receive the Proper Treatment
Many African Americans diagnosed with lung cancer aren't getting the treatment they need.
Many African Americans diagnosed with lung cancer aren't getting the treatment they need.
Dr. Nancy Talks About Cancer Survival
Matt Lauer speaks with Dr. Nancy Snyderman (NBC Today Show) and Ellen Stovall, the president of the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship.
Matt Lauer speaks with Dr. Nancy Snyderman (NBC Today Show) and Ellen Stovall, the president of the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship.
Fewer People are Dying of Cancer
Fewer people are dying of cancer today than in the '90s- according to a new report from the American Cancer Society.
Fewer people are dying of cancer today than in the '90s- according to a new report from the American Cancer Society.
Keeping Active Is Important After Cancer Treatment
Cancer treatment should not impact a patient's fitness level.
Cancer treatment should not impact a patient's fitness level.
Low-Income Cancer Patients are Likely to Skip Some Medications
Women with breast cancer who are also struggling financially are less likely to stick to their treatment plan, often skipping important medications.
Women with breast cancer who are also struggling financially are less likely to stick to their treatment plan, often skipping important medications.
Green Tea May Help Fight Leukemia
A compound found in green tea may help patients with leukemia battle their disease.
A compound found in green tea may help patients with leukemia battle their disease.
Chemo Spa
Patricia, a breast cancer survivor, didn't let the disease get in the way of opening a spa that helps women undergoing chemotherapy feel pretty again.
Patricia, a breast cancer survivor, didn't let the disease get in the way of opening a spa that helps women undergoing chemotherapy feel pretty again.
Cancer Patients Worry About Their Treatment Costs
Roughly 10% of cancer patients worry about paying for their medication, but few talk to their doctors about it.
Roughly 10% of cancer patients worry about paying for their medication, but few talk to their doctors about it.
A Quarter of African American Women Decline Breast Cancer Treatment
Nearly a quarter of African American women with advanced breast cancer decline to be treated with chemotherapy or radiation.
Nearly a quarter of African American women with advanced breast cancer decline to be treated with chemotherapy or radiation.
Researchers Want to Encourage Women to Do More Breast Self-Exams
A study looks at ways to encourage women to do breast self-exams.
A study looks at ways to encourage women to do breast self-exams.
People With Down Syndrome Rarely Get Cancer
Researchers are looking into why people with Down Syndrome rarely get most types of cancer.
Researchers are looking into why people with Down Syndrome rarely get most types of cancer.
People in Cities Have a Higher Risk for Late Stage Cancer
A new study finds people living in cities have a higher risk of developing late stage cancer than those in suburban and rural areas.
A new study finds people living in cities have a higher risk of developing late stage cancer than those in suburban and rural areas.
Ginger Fights Nausea After Chemotherapy
Ginger may help combat the nausea and vomiting experienced by 70% of chemotherapy patients.
Ginger may help combat the nausea and vomiting experienced by 70% of chemotherapy patients.
Eating Burned Meat Could Increase the Risk for Pancreatic Cancer
Grilling out is a favorite summer pastime, but be careful of burned meat: it may increase the risk for pancreatic cancer.
Grilling out is a favorite summer pastime, but be careful of burned meat: it may increase the risk for pancreatic cancer.
