Teen forced into chemo "couldn't be happier" to go home
Connecticut girl is in remission after treatment she went to court to try to stop
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Connecticut girl is in remission after treatment she went to court to try to stop
Woman says she hopes to be remembered with "laughter, love and a good pint"
People reach for vitamins and minerals in hopes of getting healthier, but too much of these supplements may do more harm than good
Animal companions do come with health risks, and experts say certain people need to be especially careful
New approach could help patients with the most deadly form of skin cancer live longer
Doctors report on the strange case of a woman whose fingerprints disappeared
Dr. Elisa Port explains how the actress' case highlights the importance of getting a second opinion
The 58-year-old actress -- and wife of Tom Hanks -- opens up about her recent diagnosis
America cheered when she took to the court despite an inoperable brain tumor
The curious disease is one of only three known forms of cancer than can be passed from one animal to another
"I'd like to keep the details of her condition and treatment plans private, but she wanted you to know," the pop star told her fans
Alaska Airlines apologizes after employees told a passenger with multiple myeloma that she couldn't fly without a doctor's note
The price tag on breast cancer overscreening with mammography is much higher than previously estimated
College basketball player whose story moved millions sleeps a lot now and needs a wheelchair to get around
Cincinnati Bengals' Devon Still announced his daughter is cancer free in March, but they still have a long road ahead
Supplement's effectiveness has long been under scrutiny, and now a new study raises questions about its safety
Girl, now in remission, asked judge for permission to go home from the hospital or at least see her mom
The E! News host explains why she appears "really thin"
Why is a woman more likely to get one type of breast cancer over another? New data may help doctors better identify risks, treatments
Cancer drugs made from fruit pits? Shark cartilage? 60 Minutes Overtime revisits cancer stories going back to 1973
Findings suggest even reducing one's mile time by half a minute can contribute to lower risk of death from the disease
60 Minutes follows cancer patients at Duke University in the first clinical trial, two of whom now show no signs of cancer
Woman who beat infant also went to great lengths to concoct cancer ruse, say Pa. police
The devices are seen as a safer alternative to smoking, but there could still be risks to children and the unborn
Doctors have given a new update on the 4-year-old's battle with cancer