Cancer - Videos
One pushup a day can move you toward healthier habits for life, according to a critical care doctor with twenty years of experience. Find out how he says we can harness the brain's neuromalleability to look and feel healther. For life.
Warning: Graphic! Watch as dermatologist Dr. Sandra Lee removes a large, 20-year-old cyst from one woman's scalp.
Grandmas bake cookies, they buy you clothes, they give you money... who wouldn't want to marry their grandma?
From a tween cancer survivor's invention to help other kids to a 15-year-old's incredible discovery that could change the way we detect cancer, meet some of the remarkable children who decided to stare the "big C" in the face and fight back.
Former president Jimmy Carter is trying a brand-new drug to fight his cancer. As he undergoes treatment in the public eye, we discuss the complexities of metastatic melanoma and how Carter exemplifies the humility we need in the face of the unknown.
Former president Jimmy Carter is trying a brand-new drug to fight his cancer. As he undergoes treatment in the public eye, we discuss the complexities of metastatic melanoma and how Carter exemplifies the humility we need in the face of the unknown.
Alfred Doblin discusses the recent comments made by the GOP regarding President Jimmy Carter's cancer diagnosis.
Former president Jimmy Carter is trying a brand-new drug to fight his cancer. As he undergoes treatment in the public eye, we discuss the complexities of metastatic melanoma and how Carter exemplifies the humility we need in the face of the unknown.
When Hannah Louise Jones was diagnosed with a brain tumour, she was determined to treat it as an adventure and find the positives.
Imagine being diagnosed with cancer, only to find you are also pregnant. It sounds like something out of a nightmare, but for Stephanie Hosford, this became a reality. Hosford took her story to print and wrote a book aimed to motivate and inspire cancer patients. The List's Ariel Wesler got Hosford's best tips for staying positive and concurring cancer on the Lowdown.
Rachel Paul was a cheerleader in college but her life changed when she gained over 300 pounds. She became addicted to food as a teenager after her first love cheated on her. She worked as a cheerleading and dance coach, but her self-confidence was at an all-time low. She admitted her addiction and contacted ABC's Extreme Weight Loss. Her goal? To fit back into her UCLA cheerleader uniform. After nine months, she dropped an astonishing 145 pounds! And fit back into her old uniform.
A new study is calling out the skeptics of cancer by way of cellphones. Researcher Igor Yakymenko has discovered a correlation between the disease and mobile phone usage after conducting a meta-study, which looked at how radiofrequency from devices can damage one's DNA. That damage can add up over time and cause a variety of health problems, like cancer, headaches, fatigue and even skin problems.
Melissa Breitbart and Melissa Papock explain why they want sunscreen in public schools.
Melissa Breitbart and Melissa Papock explain how friendship helped them fight skin cancer.
New glasses give surgeons the ability to visualize cancer cells in real time, while they operate.
Doctors are working on a personalized vaccine made to help the immune system identify cancerous cells and destroy them in the largest organ of the body, the skin.
Use of active surveillance to monitor low-risk prostate cancer is low, a new study finds.
From stress therapy for cancer survivors to the truth about sex after cancer and coming out of the cancer closet at work, we delve into the lives of cancer survivors.
Happy Days alum and father of one Scott Baio announced that his wife, Renee, has been diagnosed with a brain tumor.
Lung cancer is the top cancer killer in both men and women in the U.S., but a new drug is stopping tumors in its tracks.
Researchers have found a new way for breast cancer patients to receive radiation therapy in a single dose!
When cancer is present in the family, home can be a difficult place to be when you're a kid. That's why Crescentia Healy-True founded On Belay, an adventure based support system for kids whose families are struggling with cancer. When Crescentia was diagnosed with breast cancer, she decided to create a resource for her two daughters where they could form a network of friendship and support even after she was gone. Today, On Belay serves 150 families from towns across New England, giving kids the
When Grainne Owen gave birth to twins, she had to work hard to keep up with her sports loving and exuberant son, Killian. When Killian was five years old, however, he was diagnosed with Leukemia.
You may not have considered the business side of cancer treatment, but companies reinvesting millions to make breakthrough treatments available.
Who knew something as simple as pure oxygen could help cancer patients heal?
vocados could be the key to treating leukemia. Researchers at the Universtiy of Waterloo say a fatty acid compound found in the fruit can combat acute myeloid leukemia by targeting stem cells.
Joan Lunden spoke about her new online network ALIVE with Joan and opens up about life after breast cancer.
Prostate cancer patients with higher body mass indexes may be at an increased risk for relapse.
More than 13 million Americans are living with cancer. After a diagnosis, many patients search for ways to improve their odds of beating the disease. Now a new study reveals simple ways to up your chances of living longer.
Doctors are now offering a more precise form of radiation treatment to children with less side effects than traditional radiation therapy
