which is cancer of the lymphatic system that helps operate the body’s immune response to disease. Doctors told initially LoPorto-Brandow’s husband she only had a 2 percent chance of survival.

In 1985 at a construction site just outside Nashville, workers uncovered a small bundle of sharpened turkey bones and other ...

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Businesses across the north of Scotland have been picking the designs they would like to see featured in Clan Cancer Support’s public art trail this summer. More than 20 sponsors attended an art ...

A new study from Dublin City University (DCU) focuses on a subset of people for whom tattoos are more than just skin deep. It looks at the trend for cancer survivors to get therapeutic tattoos.

A breast cancer survivor has turned her life-altering experience into an entrepreneurial success story by creating an inclusive swimwear brand designed specifically for women who have undergone ...

The doctor told her: “You’re not going home. This is serious.” The diagnosis: breast cancer. Stage two, the doctor explained, the cells already beginning their insidious spread. A whirlwind of ...

A women's health coach and cancer survivor has revealed his daily drink of choice for 'keeping the disease at bay'. Dilan Patel, the founder of DNA Fitness UK, was diagnosed with stage 4b Hodgkin ...

Barry Stein initially ignored his symptoms in 1995, until he was eventually diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer. (Photo provided by Stein) Colorectal cancer cancer grows more slowly than some ...

Cancer, today you are encouraged to prioritize ... You might find inspiration in unexpected places, so keep an open mind to new ideas. Collaborating with colleagues could lead to innovative ...

Double cancer survivor Courtney Hughes starts her new life this week, fired up for her new career by the love nurses at Canberra Hospital showed her.

Researchers intend to collect tumour samples from over 1,000 patients among the top three per cent in terms of cancer survival. The samples will be analysed by French techbio company heading up ...