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Why this 'Fox & Friends' co-host is grateful his wife went to get new sunglasses

Thanksgiving week is a wonderful time to be thankful for our blessings and reflect on them. I am grateful that my wife and I went to get new sunglasses a few years ago. Here's why.

Cancer screenings and diagnoses lag post-COVID, causing potential delays to treatment

Cancer screenings are still lagging behind pre-pandemic levels. The interruption may likely cause a delay in disease diagnoses and proper treatment.

Army base to be investigated after stationed soldiers develop terminal blood cancer

The CDC is conducting a health study on a California army base after toxic chemicals were found in drinking water. Veterans who were once stationed there developed cancer years later.

Alcohol death rate in US is rising, government reports say

According to new data from the CDC, deaths that can be directly attributed to alcohol rose nearly 30% in the U.S. during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

California woman with stage 4 breast cancer denied mammogram at age 29: 'I'll be fighting forever'

Philecia La’Bounty of Huntington Beach, California, told Fox News Digital she was diagnosed with "terminal" stage 4 breast cancer after being denied a mammogram "due to age" at 29. Here's her story.

NFL great explains waiting a year to reveal cancer diagnoses: ‘I didn’t want pity’

NFL Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw said Wednesday he did not reveal his two cancer diagnoses for close to a year because he did not want pity from anyone.

Rhode Island Halloween display aiming to raise donations for cancer research

Tim Perry, a Cranston, Rhode Island resident whose wife is battling cancer, speaks about his ‘House of 1,000 Pumpkins’ Halloween display. 

Breast cancer patients who respond well to pre-surgical treatment may be able to skip surgery: study

New research from The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center indicates that some patients diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer may be able to skip surgery and receive radiation.

'Schitt's Creek' executive producer Ben Feigin dead at 47

Ben Feigin, who was an executive producer instrumental in the success of "Schitt's Creek," died Monday at age 47, a representative for his company confirmed.

Women in Congress speak out about expanding access to breast cancer exams

Some Democrats and Republicans are pushing for legislation that would increase access to information on mammograms and their data in the fight against breast cancer.