Celine Dion's brother is seriously ill with cancer
Her brother may only have "a matter of days or hours" to live
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Her brother may only have "a matter of days or hours" to live
Southern California Gas Co. admits higher-than-normal benzene readings in leak that has driven thousands from their homes in LA suburb
Dion's rep confirmed the death
A decade after his cancer diagnosis, Jake Prigoff is now a fourth-year medical student, accomplished singer and volunteer
Tributes pour in for college basketball star after he loses two-year battle with cancer: "He was special, he was tough," former coach says
The first new treatment for metastatic bladder cancer in 30 years is showing encouraging results, doctors say
The technique may one day help surgeons remove all of a cancer the first time, according to preliminary research
Americans can cut cancer risk even more if they follow these recommendations
Singer says she doesn't have cancer, but she isn't specifying the illness that interfered with a concert tour
Doctors optimistic about treatment alternatives that could help cancer patients live longer, healthier lives
State picked five companies to produce the medication; they will operate 20 dispensaries throughout New York
"If cancer was simply genetic, identical twins would be affected by cancer equally" - but it's more complicated
In his new book, "The Lucky Years," Dr. David Agus gives practical tips for customizing your health care and taking full advantage of the "brave new world" of medicine
Give 2 year old warm and fuzzy gift sure to warm hearts -- one facing same challenge as tot
New mammogram advice, vaccine controversies, and a little pink pill were among the top health stories of the year
A total of 12 hot spots have been found in North St. Louis County, where nuclear waste was improperly stored in the 1960's and 70's
The real story behind some false information about microwaves making the rounds on social media
Owners of animals stricken with the often deadly disease can face some difficult financial choices
Large study is the first to find an effective method of screening for an often deadly form of cancer
A bone cancer diagnosis at age 11 didn't keep Sean Dever from achieving his dream of playing college lacrosse
South Texas woman even told her daughter she had just months to live as part of the fundraising fraud, officials say
When added to chemotherapy, technique called tumor-treating fields improves survival, early research shows
New efforts ordered to keep nuclear waste separate from underground fire burning at nearby landfill
Pregnant mother of three postponed treatment for stage IV melanoma to protect unborn child
The vice president opted out of the presidential race in October and now wants to focus on researching cancer