More people are getting cancer in their 20s, 30s, and 40s, and surviving, thanks to rapid advancement in care. Many will have ...

According to the American Cancer Society, men are more likely than women to be diagnosed with certain types of ... However, ...

More people are navigating the burden of rebuilding lives after cancer.

Erin Loos Cutraro, the founder of the charity She Should Run spoke to Newsweek about moving forward and the road ahead for ...

Beat Breast Cancer aims to assist charities and hospitals which provide dedicated care towards those affected by cancer.

The former Bond Girl, 72, who rose to fame in 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me, refused traditional treatment options to battle ...

Tattoos are personal. They can tell a story of someone's life. For a special group of women, nothing could be truer.

Elissa Slotkin is trying to win Michigan's Senate seat the same way she won tough House races. Kamala Harris' strategy has ...

Scientists that discovered a life-saving drug to treat cancer patients with a faulty gene are marking a special anniversary, and looking back at the impact their work has had around the world.

A salon owner has started a wig line, inspired by her own breast cancer journey. Longtime nurse Kristin Vandenbrink decided to make a major career change before learning she had cancer.

SHELDON—Iola Whitsell is referred to fondly by many Sheldon High School graduates as “the bread and milk lady.” For 30 years, ...

The two women were diagnosed within one day of each other, and followed each other's journeys from a thousand miles away.