Cancer - Videos
Cancer survivor Glen Valentine joins Abby to talk about beating cancer and making exceptional progress by joining the STAR Rehab Program.
After undergoing intense treatments, cancer patients often receive little help to return to normal life, but now there's an increasing focus on the needs of survivors. Dr. Julie Silver, Darryle Pollack, Tiffany Williams and Glen Valentine join Abby to discuss.
A 16-year-old former cancer patient repaid the goodwill extended to her when she was confined to a bed as she fought for her life last year.
Natalie Shepherd spoke to a woman who is partnering her budding cleaning business with a national non-profit organization to offer cleaning services free of charge to women battling cancer.
A new study divides breast cancer into four genetically distinct types. This could lead to new treatments.
There is health news that is getting a lot of attention: it's about breast cancer, and what is being called a new road map for understanding this disease, and coming up with more targeted, effective treatments.
New technology helps doctors biopsy breast cancer patients in a way that's less intrusive.
A new study links lack of sleep to more aggressive types of breast cancer.
Women with dense breasts do not face an increased risk of dying from breast cancer, contrary to past research findings.
Encouraging news in the fight against breast cancer. A test that could lead to a simple way of telling women, who have already been treated for breast cancer - whether their disease could come back.
Radiosurgery gives patients a less invasive option for several forms of cancer.
Chest radiation, including mammograms , before the age of 30 increases breast cancer risk among women who carry the gene for the disease.
A student won the Google Science in Action Competition after creating a computer program that diagnoses breast cancer.
Breast cancer patients who need reconstructive surgery prefer to see in-person examples of surgical options, rather than before and after photos.
Important health news about breast cancer: a new study shows women who are obese are more likely to suffer a recurrence than thinner patients, and losing weight after diagnosis can lead to better outcomes all around.
A new study finds females treated with radiation for childhood cancers have a higher risk of breast cancer by the age of 50 - similar to women who carry the breast cancer gene.
An apple a day may help prevent cancers of the throat and mouth, colon, lung and possibly breast.
Cranberries contain benzoic acid, which may inhibit the growth of lung cancer, colon cancer and some forms of leukemia.
The brighter and richer the pigment on a fruit or vegetable, the higher the level of healthy, cancer-fighting nutrients.
Florida town fights back against cancer pollutants possible caused by a local facility.
Losing hair can be devastating for cancer patients who are already dealing with battling a deadly disease. One woman started an organization that donates wigs, which are very expensive, to patients who can't afford them.
Immediate health risk must be weighed agianst radiation-induced cancer risk.
Aerobic exercise can help with fatigue associated with cancer and cancer treatments.
An 11-year-old boy has worked for more than two years to give a gift to a stranger. Despite taunts from classmates, Cole Griesman has grown his hair in order to donate to children with cancer.
Young cancer patient receives his Christmas wish to fly in a helicopter.
A drug to treat diabetes may help patients with ovarian cancer.
Young girl is diagnosed with bone cancer after losing her mom, but still carries on.
Researchers identify physiological evidence for 'chemo brain'.
Dr. Nancy reports on a new study suggests that most women who have a double mastectomy to keep their breast cancer from coming back... actually don't need it.
Dr. Nancy Snyderman talks with Natalie Morales about the latest in mammograms to the latest treatment and research when it comes to breast cancer.