Cancer - Page 222

Mother of quadruplets battles recurrence of Hodgkin lymphoma

Kayla Gaytan is back in the hospital

Cutting edge leukemia treatment saves girl's life

Emily Whitehead opens up

Huntsman Cancer Institute searches for a cure

Abby Huntsman visits research facility

A look inside the Huntsman Cancer Institute

Abby Huntsman takes us to the institute

App helps chemo patients take greater control of treatment

Tracks patient's experiences, moods

Breast cancer survivor raises nearly $5G by running over 1K miles

When avid runner and mother-of-two Davina McNaney was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2012 at age 40, she was devastated.

Researchers identify underlying genetics of deadly gynecological tumors

Researchers have unveiled the genetic landscape of carcinosarcomas (CSs), some of the most deadly tumors in ovarian and uterine cancers, and they say their findings may aid in the development of new treatments.

Prostate cancer treatment helps sustain 10-year-old with rare bone cancer

When Maddie Demers’ rare metastatic bone cancer stopped responding to conventional chemotherapy in June, her oncologist advised the young girl’s parents, Barbie and Mike, to put her under hospice care.

Oklahoma man urges breast cancer screening for men after personal diagnosis

Four years ago, Anthoney Merka’s wife and daughter were trying to tickle him when his wife suddenly stopped because she thought she felt something.

How to talk to your doctor about breast cancer

Dealing with a breast cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming.