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EPA proposes first-ever standard for cancer causing chemicals in drinking water

A proposal to limit the amount of cancer-causing chemicals, known as polyfluoroalkyl substances, in drinking water was proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Canadian Cancer Society provides guidance for trans women seeking cervical cancer screenings

The Canadian Cancer Society advised trans women who have had "bottom surgery" that they may have a very small risk of developing cervical cancer.

Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Kari Dziedzic announces she has cancer

Kari Dziedzic, the Senate majority leader of Minnesota, announced that she has cancer. She says she had a successful surgery and a cancerous tumor was removed.

Rhode Island woman gets nearly 6 years for impersonating Marine with cancer

Sarah Jane Cavanaugh, 32, of Rhode Island, was sentenced to just under six years in prison for an elaborate scheme in which she impersonated a cancer-stricken Marine veteran.

Orioles minor leaguer Luis Ortiz dead at 20 after cancer battle

Baltimore Orioles minor league pitcher Luis Ortiz died after a battle with cancer, the team said on Sunday. He joined the organization in 2019.

Breakthrough bone cancer drug slows tumor growth, extends survival in early studies

For those suffering from primary bone cancer, a promising new medication called CADD522 may be on the horizon. In early tests, it extended survival and reduced tumor growth.

Everything you need to know about donating blood during Red Cross Month

The American Red Cross helps coordinate a significant portion of the United States' blood donation annually and is a chief advocate for overall health.

Most men diagnosed with prostate cancer don't need to rush to surgery, radiation treatments: study

A study in the New England Journal of Medicine showed most men diagnosed with localized prostate cancer can actively monitor the disease instead of jumping to surgery or radiation.

FDA issues new mammogram regulations aimed at further breast cancer prevention

The FDA has released updated regulations that require mammogram providers to notify patients about the density of their breast tissue, which can increase breast cancer risk.

In New Jersey, cancer-stricken casino dealers push for Atlantic City smoking ban

Dealers and other casino employees battling cancer are advocating for a proposed ban on smoking in Atlantic City, New Jersey's gambling establishments.