S. Fla. Ready To Race For The Cure
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and that means it's time for South Floridians to lace up their walking and running shoes for the 16th annual Susan G. Komen Miami/Fort Lauderdale Race for the Cure.
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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and that means it's time for South Floridians to lace up their walking and running shoes for the 16th annual Susan G. Komen Miami/Fort Lauderdale Race for the Cure.
Miami-Dade and Broward residents without health insurance are being offered a hopeful alternative - and it's free.
Breast cancer, like any other disease, can happen to anyone and celebrities are certainly not immune. Many stars of the big and small screen have come together to push for increased breast cancer awareness.
Having a baby can be a wonderful experience, but for some women who are expecting those nine months may be stressful, lousy and very uncomfortable. However, experts say being pregnant doesn't have to be a downer.
Fighting breast cancer is a family affair for Jeanette Sparano, the wife of Miami Dolphins Head Coach, Tony Sparano. She tells CBS4 News Anchor Shannon Hori what she's doing for the family members and friends who get the dreaded diagnosis.
The head of the Democratic National Party leads a very public life, but has privately battled a terrible disease. Florida Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz opens up about surviving breast cancer.
If you are afraid to get a mammogram, but love to go to a party, then it might be time to have a mammogram party! The idea is to gather your friends and have fun getting the necessary breast cancer screening
A group of Miami elementary school students learned an important lesson Wednesday about the benefits of walking to school.
CBS4 News Anchor Eliott Rodriguez tells the story of his sister Arleen, a fragile little girl who became a strong fighter when confronted with breast cancer after the birth of her first child.
The medical license of Tamarac obstetrician Michael Benjamin was suspended indefinitely Saturday by the Florida Board of Medicine for failure to report the pregnancy of a 12-year-old patient as possible child abuse.
A program to help Florida kids who are poor, but not poor enough for Medicaid, is not growing despite a poor economy that's leaving parents without extra money or, in some cases, jobs and health insurance for their families.
While doctors are not able to tell if chemotherapy will hinder a woman's chances of conceiving, many are not leaving it to chance and freezing their eggs.
A massive project designed to make Miami residents healthier is gaining ground and CBS4 is proud to be a part of the push for a healthier Miami.
More than a dozen deaths and 70 illnesses have been linked to an outbreak of listeria from tainted cantaloupe in recent weeks and federal officials warn more illness and deaths may occur.
Miami-Dade County Health Department officials confirmed Wednesday that a Miami-Dade resident has contracted Dengue Fever.
