Woman, 19, claims brain tumor pain was repeatedly dismissed as ‘migraines’ A 19-year-old woman in the U.K. claims that despite 15 trips to the doctor for “crippling headaches” it took an emergency visit to the hospital for her pain to be diagnosed as a cancerous brain tumor.
FDA proposes mammogram guideline changes for the first time in decades For the first time in two decades, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) proposed an update to its national mammogram regulations in an effort to modernize breast cancer screenings for women -- especially for those with dense breasts.
Monsanto must pay California man $80M in case tying weed killer to cancer A 70-year-old California man was awarded $80 million in damages over his claim that a weed killer caused his cancer.
Mom diagnosed with rare cancer weeks after giving birth dies two years later Mom diagnosed with cancer weeks after giving birth dies, support group says
Marcia Cross on her ‘gnarly’ anal cancer battle: ‘I want the shame to stop’ Former “Desperate Housewives” star Marcia Cross isn’t afraid to talk about her battle with anal cancer. In fact, she wants to discuss it to “help put a dent in the stigma” around the disease, she said.
Mom diagnosed with cancer weeks after giving birth dies, support group says A mother who sparked a major fundraising appeal when she was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer just weeks after giving birth has died.
Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin says he’s undergone throat cancer test: report NFL Hall of Famer and Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin revealed on Tuesday that he had undergone tests for throat cancer.
Couple diagnosed with cancer within months of each other renewed vows twice during treatment A husband and wife who were diagnosed with cancer within months of each other say that beating the illness together has made them an even stronger couple.
Study finds drinking hot tea linked to increased esophageal cancer risk Study finds drinking hot tea linked to increased esophageal cancer risk
Drinking hot tea linked to increased esophageal cancer risk, study finds Drinking a scalding hot cup of tea could put you at risk for developing esophageal cancer, a study recently published in the International Journal of Cancer found.
