Cancer

Women Suffering From Cancer Left a Posthumous Christmas Gift to Her Husband and His New Wife in Iowa [Video]

In 2011, Brenda Schmitz, a woman suffering from ovarian cancer, asked a radio station for wish. Now, two years later, that wish has moved the community of Des Moines in Iowa, and hundreds around the world.

Photographer Captured his Wife’s Cancer Progress Until Her Death in a Touching Video [VIDEO]

Angelo Merendino, an American photographer, posted a touching video that shows pictures taken during his wife Jennifer’s cancer passage until the day of her death.

E-Cigarettes Health News: Electronic Cigarette Use Among Teens Doubles, Could Cause Cancer

A recent study reveals that electronic cigarettes are becoming more popular among teenagers as more than double say they have used e-cigarettes than in the previous year.

September Is Pediatric Cancer Month: Cancer Kills 7 Children A Day In The U.S., Report Says

According to statistics, in 2012, 12,600 cases were diagnosed in children with cancer. The successful treatments against cancer were acute lymphoblastic leukemia with 90 percent of successful cases, while the nauroblastoma has a 70 to 80 percent success rate.

Naked Mole Rats Provide Cancer-Killing Insights: It's All in the Goo [Video]

The aesthetically-disagreeable naked mole rat can live for more than 30 years and has never been observed with cancer. In fact, these creatures seem impervious to the ailment - why is that so?

Five Latino Stars Who Beat Cancer & Lived To Inspire Others

Their lives were threatened, their dreams were on the verge of breaking and their health statuses were kept in suspense as millions of people across the continent followed their progress. But they won their battles against cancer and lived to inspire others. Latinos Post lists five stars who survived the difficult disease.

Doctors Outraged Over Cancer Drugs Cost; More Than 100 Experts Release Letter Calling End To Sky-High Prices

With high prices for some cancer medicines reaching upwards of $100,000 per year or more, a consortium of doctors have signed a letter in protest, saying the cost is too high and that pharmaceutical companies must work to make the life-saving drugs more affordable.

Mount Sinai Scientists Discover Measurable Jump in Cancer Rates Among World Trade Center Rescue Teams

A team of scientists at Mount Sinai Medical Center have discovered a positive correlation between cancer rates and exposure to World Trade Center debris

PTSD Often Seen In Breast Cancer Patients, New Study Says

A new study looks into the prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder in breast cancer patients.

Doctors Botch Cancer Surgery; Remove Healthy Testicle

Doctors at a British hospital are being sued by testicular cancer patient who claims the doctors botched his surgery and removed his healthy testicle.

Study: Alcohol Causes Cancer, Silent Killer Responsible For 20,000 Cancer Deaths In The U.S. Each Year, Especially Breast Cancer

A new study published in the April 2013 issue of the American Journal of Public Healh reveals that 3.5 percent of all cancer-related deaths in the U.S. were caused by alcohol consumption.

LA Lakers Owner Jerry Buss Has Cancer, is in Hospital

Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss has cancer and is being treated for it at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. The 79-year-old basketball-lifer has been in and out of the hospital in recent months and he may be near death. The Lakers figure is one of the most successful and popular sports executives in the U.S.

Chemo Drug Shortage Raises Cancer Relapse Rates

A shortage of the drug mechlorethamine has raised relapse rates among cancer patients afflicted with Hodgkin lymphoma, according to a recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine

Rihanna Donates $1.75 Million to Barbados Hospital for Cancer Treatment in Honor of Her Grandmother "Dolly"

In memory of her late grandmother, pop superstar Rihanna is donating nearly $2 million to a hospital in her native homeland of Barbados.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez 'Stable' After Cancer Surgery, but 'Not Out of Danger Yet'

A respiratory infection following surgery to treat Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's pelvic cancer has left the politician bed ridden in the hospital

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