April 1American supermodel Pat Cleveland 'staying strong' following colon cancer diagnosisIconic supermodel Pat Cleveland was rushed to hospital after walking at Paris Fashion Week and underwent emergency surgery after doctors discovered she had colon cancer.
March 14Pennsylvania mom mistakes colon cancer symptoms for hemorrhoids, shares 'shocking' story to warn othersA Pennsylvania mom says she was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer not long after giving birth to her daughter.
February 28Ohio mom diagnosed with colon cancer 6 months after giving birthAn Avon, Ohio woman says she was diagnosed with colon cancer just six months after she gave birth to her daughter.
1:55February 28Mom diagnosed with colon cancer six months after giving birth to daughterOhio mother Clarissa Sobolewski was diagnosed colon cancer after giving birth to third child.
September 5Mom diagnosed with colon cancer urges others to get screened earlyA 32-year-old mother’s video message urging others to listen to their bodies and get their symptoms checked has gone viral after she shared that she was diagnosed with colon cancer just days prior.
July 30, 2018Dying dad celebrates Christmas in July with familyA Missouri family celebrated Christmas in July last week so that their dying father could spend his favorite holiday with his four children one last time.
July 11, 20185 surprising facts about colon cancerColon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States among cancers that affect both men and women— some 93,090 new cases are expected in 2015 alone.
June 1, 2018Cancer group says colon screening should start at 45, not 50New guidelines released Wednesday recommend U.S. adults start colon cancer screening earlier, at age 45 instead of 50.
May 29, 2018Retired NASCAR, Indycar driver John Andretti suffers cancer relapseAmerican racing star John Andretti has announced on Twitter that the cancer he’d hoped head beaten last year has returned and spread.
April 16, 2018Care guidelines for cancer survivors often unclearTreatment guidelines on care for survivors of the most common cancers often lack specifics or offer conflicting advice about when or how often to do certain tests, a review of recent recommendations finds.
