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Medical experts recommend colon cancer screenings as early as 45 years old

Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel discusses the rise in colon cancer among young adults after Chrissy Teigen opened up about her first colonoscopy at 37 years old.

Aspartame defended by industry experts after cancer risk warning: 'Limited evidence'

On the heels of a WHO committee's labeling of aspartame as “possibly carcinogenic to humans," many industry experts are speaking out in defense of the sweetener.

Houston plans to relocate residents living near Union Pacific rail yard linked to cancer clusters

Cancer clusters have been linked to pollution caused by a Union Pacific rail yard in Houston, Texas. The city will spend millions to relocate residents living near the rail yard.

Mama June reveals daughter is suffering from terminal cancer

June Shannon, also known as Mama June, and her family are opening up about daughter Anna's prognosis after being diagnosed with stage 4 adrenal cancer.

The one key thing my wife taught me to do after her death

My loving wife left me with a legacy that is now part of my daily life – prayer. I sit in her red wingback chair and make the time for God that we should all add to our lives.

Duchess Sarah Ferguson shares health update after undergoing surgery following breast cancer diagnosis

Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, shared an update on her recovery after undergoing a single mastectomy and breast reconstruction surgery.

Maria Menounos was ‘f---ing gutted’ over cancer diagnosis after doctors initially missed tumor

Maria Menounos revealed that her cancerous tumor doubled in size after doctors missed it on her first scan in November. Menounos was diagnosed with stage-two pancreatic cancer.

Drinking water from half of the faucets in the US likely contains 'forever chemicals,' according to study

According to a recent government study, drinking water from half of the faucets in the United States contains "forever chemicals" that could potentially cause cancer.

VA researchers working on artificial intelligence that can predict prostate cancer

A new Department of Veterans Affairs study is working on the development of an artificial intelligence algorithm that can predict aggressive prostate cancer.

Skin cancer checks and sunscreen: Why these (still) matter very much for good health

Summer is a popular time to hit the beach. Follow-up skin checks and smart sunscreen use are still extremely important to protect your body from harmful cancerous sun rays.