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Ukrainian children's hospital, running out of supplies for young cancer patients, pleads for evacuation

A Ukrainian children's hospital in Chernihiv is pleading for the evacuation of its young cancer patients, as Russian forces surround the city, according to multiple reports.

Former NYPD detective, a 9/11 responder, loses 100 pounds after cancer, heart failure diagnosis

Frank Thomas of Brooklyn exclusively told Fox News Digital he's 'happy to be here' — he also revealed the impact his diagnoses had on his family and how he created a healthy new lifestyle.

Excess deaths in US top 1M since COVID-19 pandemic start: report

Excess deaths in the U.S. have reached more than a million since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to government mortality statistics. 

Eating more legumes can help add 10 years to your life, researchers say

Choosing legumes over red meat could help increase a person's life expectancy by more than a decade, according to researchers. 

John Wayne's family using his legacy to help fight cancer, educate kids

John Wayne's family is continuing his legacy by helping to fight cancer through the John Wayne Cancer Foundation.

Biden to reignite Cancer Moonshot initiative to 'end cancer as we know it today'

President Biden is expected to restart the Obama-era Cancer Moonshot initiative, setting new goals to reduce the death rate from cancer by at least 50% over the next 25 years.

10-year-old with brain cancer sworn into 100 law enforcement agencies: 'He is not letting it set him back'

Devarjaye "D.J." Daniel, 10, dream came true Monday when the Houston boy was sworn into his 100th law enforcement agency.

Kentucky man who plays Santa Claus loses beard amid terminal cancer fight: ‘In good spirits’

Walt Queen, 78, has had his beard for over 45 years and has played Santa in Louisville, Kentucky, for about 15 years.

Alcohol consumption can directly cause cancer, study says

The consumption of alcohol is a direct cause of several kinds of cancer, according to researchers. 

Distant-stage colon cancer showing up more in younger adults, study says

Younger adults may have the highest risk of presenting with distant-stage colorectal cancer, according to researchers. A distant-stage cancer is one that has spread beyond adjacent organs or tissues.