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Macon Bacon, collegiate summer league baseball team, faces call to change name over 'glorification of bacon'

The Macon Bacon, of the summer collegiate Coastal Plain League, faced calls from a physicians group to change their name of the alleged "glorification of bacon."

Women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer living longer, study finds

Dr. Janette Nesheiwat discusses importance of cancer screenings and Ozempic side effects.

Martina Navratilova says she's cancer free: 'What a relief'

Martina Navratilova, an 18-time Grand Slam champion, announced Monday she is cancer free after she spent a full day getting tests at Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

Cancer centers are suffering major shortage of popular chemo drugs

The National Comprehensive Cancer Network revealed a cancer drug shortage in the U.S. and experts say the issue will likely get worse before improving.

Most women diagnosed with early breast cancer will survive beyond 5 years, study finds

The average risk of dying from breast cancer after an early diagnosis has dropped significantly in recent decades, according to a recent study from the University of Oxford. Here are details.

Colon cancer cases surge among younger Americans, hits home for one Fox News correspondent

Colon cancer is being discovered in patients younger than the typical testing threshold of 50 years old, studies are showing, as Fox News reported on Friday.

Scientist who discovered whales can sing dies at the age of 88

The scientist who discovered that whales could sing, Roger Payne, has died at the age of 88. Payne made the discovery during a trip to Bermuda in 1967.

Kansas insurance commissioner reveals breast cancer diagnosis

Two-term Republican Kansas Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt announced Wednesday that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer, and will continue working while being treated.

Italy passes 'right to be forgotten' law for cancer survivors

Italy is passing a law that is designed to shield recovering cancer patients from discrimination by banks or insurance companies. Over 900,000 cancer survivors in Italy may be affected.

Cancer patients facing severe chemotherapy drug shortages

Cancer patient Jeff Bolle and his wife Connie joined 'America's Newsroom' to discuss how they have been battling the shortages and their broader concerns surrounding the lack of treatment.