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Why breast cancer screenings are so important for women and men

NYU Clinical Associate Professor Dr. Devi Nampiaparampil on what to look out for.

Wisconsin woman diagnosed with rare cancer after noticing 'ingrown hair' on this part of her body

A Milwaukee, Wisc., woman was candid when detailing her battle with a rare cancer after noticing what she thought was a harmless ingrown hair on a personal part of her body. 

Milwaukee woman receives rare cancer diagnosis after noticing 'ingrown hair' on intimate body part

A Milwaukee woman was diagnosed with a rare cancer after noticing what she thought was a harmless ingrown hair.

CVS stops sale of Zantac heartburn drugs over cancer concerns

In its announcement this weekend, CVS said customers who bought Zantac products can return them for a refund.

Girl, 7, with terminal brain tumor completing bucket list after strangers donate thousands

She has been given between nine months and one year to live.

New medical breakthrough can spot 20 types of cancer with very low misdiagnosis rate

In light of a new medical development in cancer detection, Fox News contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier said on Monday that so-called “liquid biopsies,” a blood test, are helping doctors accurately detect cancer.

New blood test could detect 20 types of cancer

Dr. Nichole Saphier on a new medical development in cancer detection.

Kansas police officer named chief after beating cancer

Merriam Police Chief Darren McLaughlin on how he beat his cancer in a year after being told it was terminal.

Stem cells from dozens of child cancer patients lost after freezer malfunction, hospital says

Stem cells harvested from the blood of 56 Los Angeles-area child cancer patients were lost when the hospital freezer where they were stored malfunctioned, administrators said Wednesday.

Dying woman granted wish to see beloved pet horse

When she expressed her wishes to spend time with her 17-year-old horse, her care team at St. Luke’s Hospice sprang into action.