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Actress Olivia Wilde discusses the 2013 EIF Revlon Run/Walk for Women. She speaks to us about her experiences participating in previous years, and why the cause is so special to her.

Dr. John M. Corman, from Virginia Mason's medical team, explains what men need to know to avoid, recognize and treat prostate cancer.

Dr. Jan Peter Dank, MD, Dermatologist, discusses the treatment of melanoma skin cancer.

Heart patients with the most positive attitudes exercised more and lived longer.

Celeb stylist and TV star Tabatha Coffey share her top tips for staying stylish during chemo treatments and hair loss.

A group of Cleveland Clinic researchers are working to create a vaccine that may be able to help prevent breast cancer.

Maggie was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a cancer of the plasma cells, and told her that she needed to begin chemotherapy immediately. She began the treatment, but after about six months, she says the side effects were so debilitating, she decided to go for a second and third opinion. Both doctors found that she never had cancer and didn't need chemotherapy. By then, Maggie says, the damage already had been done.

Getting your style groove back after cancer isn't an easy process, but one young designer is changing that one couture stitch at a time.

From chronic back pain to constant arm pain, find out which body pains could be a warning sign of cancer.

Sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy, which is better at cutting your colon cancer risk?

Once you have had LLETZ treatment what can you expect? Is bleeding after normal or should you seek medical help? Once you have had LLETZ treatment what can you expect? Is bleeding after normal or should you seek medical help? Find us on: StreamingWell.tv Like us on: facebook.com/StreamingWell Follow us on: twitter.com/StreamingWell Follow us on: pinterest.com/StreamingWell/ Follow us on youtube.com/StreamingWell

So what is the next step when your smear teat results come back as abnormal? Here, Catherine King explains what LLETZ treatment is and what will happen during this common procedure.

Catherine King, a colposcopy clinical nurse specialist, answers the common questions women ask after having LLETZ treatment.

A cone biopsy is a procedure undertaken to extract a small sample of abnormal cervical cells. Catherine King, a clinical nurse specialist, takes us through the procedure and explains what women can expect after the cone biopsy is over. Find us on: StreamingWell.tv Like us on: facebook.com/StreamingWell Follow us on: twitter.com/StreamingWell Follow us on: pinterest.com/StreamingWell/ Follow us on youtube.com/StreamingWell

Prostate Cancer Awareness Month: The Good and the Bad It's National Prostate Cancer Awareness month, time to shed some light on the disease that affects thousands of men each year. The good news, according to the American Cancer Society, is that the death rate for African American men -- who in the past have had the highest number of cases of prostate cancer -- has declined. The bad news is some men still refuse to get tested.

Tarek El Moussa and his wife Christina are real estate agents and hosts of HGTV's hit home makeover show 'Flip or Flop'. But reality TV took a whole new meaning for Tarek and his family when he received an alarming email from a concerned viewer.

Reality TV took a whole new meaning for HGTV's 'Flip or Flop' host Tarek El Moussa when an alarming email from a concerned viewer motivated him to see a doctor about a suspicious lump in his throat. After discovering it was cancer and undergoing surgery, Tarek meets the potentially life-saving viewer for the first time.

At age 37, Andrea Sloan was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Now her cancer is back, and one experimental drug could save her life. The manufacturer BioMarin must approve its use and has thus far refused to do so. She has now taken her fight to D.C.

At age 37, Andrea Sloan was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Now her cancer is back, and one experimental drug could save her life. The manufacturer BioMarin must approve its use and has thus far refused to do so. She has now taken her fight to D.C.

A new report suggests as baby boomers get older, resources for cancer care will begin to rapidly deplete.

Learn how a radical procedure to treat a cancerous bone tumor gave an 11-year-old girl a second chance at life.

Orthopaedic oncologist Dr. C. Parker Gibbs explains how a rotationplasty is performed to treat osteosarcoma, a rare and aggressive form of bone cancer.

The United Kingdom's Male Cancer Awareness campaign is taking testicular cancer awareness to new heights... literally!

Cheryl has smoked for 30 years, and she's concerned about a sore on her gums. She said she's never thought about the possibility of oral cancer until now. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork challenges Cheryl to stop smoking.

Breastfeeding could delay a mom's breast cancer diagnosis.

Lolita Lopez reports on a day that was personally difficult for her. Undergoing cancer treatment, Lolita decided to have her hair shaved. Of course this can be extremely challenging for any woman.

Leukemia cells rapidly die after treatment with the virus-derived particles. Video byDr. David Conrad/OHRI

Full Segment: Reporter Diem Brown competed on the MTV show "The Challenge," but her biggest fight was facing ovarian cancer at 23. She joins us to tell how the experience inspired her to create the website MedGift, a gift registry service for patients in need.

This year alone, more than 230,000 women in the U.S. are expected to be diagnosed with breast cancer. The journey back to health can be scary -- so scary that the stress can get in the way of healing. But a new program called 'Cancer to Health' is a scientifically-proven alternative.

Nikki told her clients that she was unplugging and taking a vacation, not battling cancer. We speak with her about how work can be the best place to feel normal and the last place you tell when you're battling cancer.