The mouth may hold clues to pancreatic cancer risk
Bacteria in the mouth may show who's most at risk for a deadly form of cancer, early research suggests
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Bacteria in the mouth may show who's most at risk for a deadly form of cancer, early research suggests
Woman shows her new husband that she's sharing his fight against cancer in beautiful way
Teenage girl who went to court to fight chemo is now old enough to make her own treatment decisions
Some doctors advocate a "wait and watch" approach, but a new study suggests that's not enough
Two major causes of death are less likely among women who live amid more grass and lush trees
Almost one-third of young pigs in the U.S. are given the antibiotic
Married people seem to have a survival advantage over singles, a new study suggests
In this snippet of her new book, "Becoming Grandma," the "60 Minutes" correspondent chronicles the life-changing moment her first grandchild was born
Whether its an espresso or decaf, the more coffee you drink, the lower the risk for colon cancer might be, new research suggests
Two Tennessee-based cancer charities labeled "shams" by the Federal Trade Commission have agreed to pay millions to settle
Adalis Martinez was diagnosed with colon cancer the week of her college graduation; faith and her loved ones helped her get through it
Sager missed 11 months of work while undergoing treatment and a bone marrow transplant from his son
Ellen DeGeneres sure knows how to make a comic's day
Knowing they're at higher risk of a certain disease is supposed to help people take action, but do they?
At 90, Norma Bauerschmidt is on the road with her son and daughter-in-law for a final fling before the end
Ellie Walton has terminal brain cancer but is seeing sights from across the globe with the help of strangers
22-year-old woman from the U.K. had a tumor in her liver that spread to the rest of her body
Money troubles often come along with a cancer diagnosis, and can have lasting effects on patients' health, new research shows
More breast cancer patients are opting for extensive surgery, even when medical evidence doesn't support it
Rhode Island boy's wish sparked hashtag #DStrong that spread across the globe
Indiana woman displays deep scars all over body: "Sound worth it for you to keep going to a tanning bed?"
The former president shares another positive update with his Sunday School class
Every year, more than 22,000 women in the United States are diagnosed with the disease, and more than 14,000 die
Rory Feek, one half of the Grammy-nominated country music duo, says Joey's days are numbered and she has said goodbye to her family
Alarm is spreading after a court awarded substantial damages in a talc-safety case tied to ovarian cancer, and J&J's response isn't helping