FWFD Goes Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the Fort Worth Fire Department is going from red to pink in an effort to bring attention to the disease.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the Fort Worth Fire Department is going from red to pink in an effort to bring attention to the disease.
Oklahoma Sooners deep snapper Austin Woods has completed his chemotherapy treatments and will find out in about three weeks whether his cancer is in remission.
Cynthia Wilson of Dallas didn't walk through the doors of a Planned Parenthood clinic looking for contraception
Andy Williams died Tuesday night at his home in Branson following a year-long battle with bladder cancer, Los Angeles publicist Paul Shefrin said Wednesday. He was 84.
Colleagues of Dyrk Burcie's firefighter dad organized photos with the 4-year-old's name and a message to cheer up the boy and his family as he fought cancer.
When Terri Thompson was first diagnosed with breast cancer 13 years ago, there was no question about how her cancer would be treated after she had her tumor removed.
A senior at Boles High School, near Quinlan, is battling a rare form of cancer. So, the entire school surprised him with a day he and his classmates will never forget.
Consumer Reports found significant levels of arsenic in apple juice earlier this year, and now, the magazine has a new study, showing many brands of rice also contain the toxin.
Cancer has overtaken heart disease as the No. 1 killer among Hispanics in the U.S., and the rest of the country may be only a few years behind.
Many women have a hard time getting back to their regular lives following breast cancer treatment. But now, some women are finding that a modified yoga class can help in the healing.
Dr. Crystal Foster joined CBS 11 News to talk about some of the latest medical headlines, including a study about ovarian cancer screenings, the benefits of acupuncture, and hospitals removing sugary drinks.
Breast cancer survivors are finding yoga can help them relax and recover after treatment.
A Forney hotel manager who came to the aid of North Texas tornado victims is being honored as a silent hero.
Lance Armstrong introduced himself as a seven-time Tour de France champion at a cancer conference Wednesday.
Renowned classical pianist Van Cliburn has been diagnosed with advanced bone cancer.
Stripped of his titles and banned from cycling. Lance Armstrong's reputation in the cycling world may now be tarnished for good. But some North Texans say he's still their friend and, in one case, a possible life-saver.
The federal government can't require tobacco companies to put large graphic health warnings on cigarette packages to show that smoking can disfigure and even kill people.
Armstrong, who retired a year ago, said Thursday that he would no longer challenge USADA. He denied again that he ever took banned substances in his career.
Johnson & Johnson plans to remove trace amounts of potentially cancer-causing and other dangerous chemicals from nearly all its adult toiletries and cosmetic products worldwide within 3 1/2 years.
New research finds that a simple modification may make a cancer drug three times more powerful without the side effects of a higher dose. All it takes is grapefruit juice.
How can a cancer come back after it's apparently been eradicated? Three new studies, including one by a Texas, are bolstering a long-debated idea: that tumors contain their own pool of stem cells that can multiply and keep fueling the cancer, seeding regrowth.
James Blessing is a veteran who spent his whole career in construction. The 78-year-old is now in the hospital. He was overcome by headaches and pain that even he couldn't bear after a week.
To protect against skin cancer, doctors typically recommend smart sun habits like wearing sunscreen or staying indoors. A new study might add drinking coffee to the mix.
Republican politicians continue to work against HPV vaccination despite its ability to prevent thousands of cases of cervical cancer and resulting deaths.
What's been a total blast for kids with cancer at Camp Discovery in Kerrville is now just as much fun closer to home.
