McKinney Girl Battling Cancer Gets Surprise Concert
A quick, late afternoon car trip turned into a wonderful surprise for a 12-year-old McKinney girl battling cancer.
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A quick, late afternoon car trip turned into a wonderful surprise for a 12-year-old McKinney girl battling cancer.
Wildlife biologists tracking a tumor-causing virus first diagnosed in eastern wild turkeys five years ago have found the virus is far more widespread — but less deadly — than expected.
A North Texas teen originally from Waxahachie is in Los Angeles alongside her mother receiving experimental cancer treatment.
Stuart Scott's fight with cancer ended Sunday when the longtime "SportsCenter" anchor and ESPN personality known for his enthusiasm and ubiquity died at age 49.
American Airlines refused to let a stage IV cancer patient board her plane home with her oxygen tank, then changed their minds Tuesday.
Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell made another trip to Texas on Monday to encourage residents to sign up for insurance under the Affordable Care Act, while those helping to get people signed up said they are seeing a steady number of inquiries.
Cline needs a bone marrow transplant. Out of 11 million registered donors there isn't a match.
Over the course of four decades a marriage that lasts endures a lot—and shares even more. Marilyn and her husband, Steve, have redefined togetherness: but, not in the way that either of them would have imagined.
Google is working on a cancer detecting pill in its latest effort to push the boundaries of technology. The pill looks for malignant cells and reports findings to a sensor.
One couple's sweet love story is helping to make the lives of breast cancer survivors and their families a little easier.
A Texas cancer researcher accused of poisoning a colleague who was also her lover was described by prosecutors on Wednesday as a devious and manipulative person.
More than four months after a Oncor utility crew accidentally burned down his home in Burleson, Pete Cason lost his battle with cancer Monday.
The Livestrong cancer charity reports a sharp downturn in donations and revenue in 2013 after founder Lance Armstrong admitted taking performance-enhancing drugs during most of his record-setting cycling career.
A North Texas based non-profit is turning up the 'bling' to raise awareness about ovarian cancer. The disease is often called the 'silent killer'—taking the lives of some 15,000 women every year.
A dying man who grew marijuana to treat terminal cancer was sentenced to probation Tuesday, avoiding prison even as he defended his decision to violate the law. The man grew 71 marijuana plants in a trailer outside his parents' home.
The star-studded "Stand Up to Cancer" telethon that aired on broadcast and cable networks in the United States and Canada on Friday night raised $109 million.
Newman Smith senior safety, Kalen Berry, was sidelined by cancer last year. He is looking to make a comeback this year.
Fighting cancer is something that nobody can do alone, and one North Texas woman is making sure of that. Leslie Williams is the founder of Survivors on Purpose.
Word dripped down this week that Jim Kelly's cancer is gone. But what does that mean? Is it gone today only to make its interminable, terminal march back to his enervated frame? Or is it really gone, as in he won?
Jennifer Aniston and Halle Berry are among the stars slated to appear on "Stand Up to Cancer," the telethon set to air September 5 on 31 broadcast and cable networks.
It's long been known that faulty BRCA genes greatly raise the risk for breast cancer. Now scientists say a more recently identified, less common gene can do the same.
Why is the breast cancer rate higher? The report says it could be because women have better access to medical care or screening in Flower Mound.
An associate professor of Chemistry at the University of North Texas has created a new tool to crack down on I-D theft, trace criminals and help in the fight against cancer.
The Texas Department of State Health Services has released a new report which indicated most cancer rates in Flower Mound over a ten-year period were not higher than expected.
The new leader of the Susan G. Komen organization said that it has moved on from the controversy over its decision to stop giving grants to Planned Parenthood.
