Cancer - Videos

Doctors are heating up brain tumors; making the treatment of cancer safer with fewer side effects

Prostate cancer affects one-million men every year, but now, instead of a biopsy, doctors are using MRI scanners in order to catch cancer earlier than ever before.

This year, 18,000 patients were diagnosed with cancer of the esophagus, and the recovery can often be long and painful. Now a new surgery approach allows doctors to remove the cancer with less complications.

The biological weapon that could potentially wipe out entire countries is now being turned into a cancer fighter to help save lives.

Emoji's have moved from the iPhone to the hospital and are now playing an important role in showing men their risk for developing prostate cancer.

A vaccine to prevent cancer is on the market, but not everyone is taking advantage of it.

The brain path allows doctors to access previously inoperable brain tumors; sparing patients from life-altering complications like blindness, or paralysis

Researchers are finding that vitamin D is wiping out pancreatic cancer, but this is not the kind you can buy in a drug store.

A new test is helping doctors better diagnose breast cancer right down to the gene.

After being diagnosed with prostate cancer, a deadly infection may also be a risk for some patients.

Men should be having daily orgasms for their health

Doctors are testing a new treatment that uses a person's own immune cells to hunt and kill cancer

Two years after announcing her diagnosis with terminal brain cancer, iconic actress Valerie Harper joins The Doctors to discuss her ongoing battle with the disease and how she continues to defy her prognosis.

Watch a clip from a new documentary, 'Banner on the Moon,' which is narrated by iconic actress Valerie Harper and documents one woman's battle with a rare, terminal cancer and her efforts to raise awareness for her condition. Plus, learn about her inspiring journey from the doctor's office to the top of Mount Everest and the finish line of the Alaskan Iditarod.

Learn about a promising new treatment currently in human trials that uses a genetically modified polio virus to combat cancer.

A new treatment using antibodies could possibly stop a type of blood cancer that currently has no cure.

A new therapy is giving hope to patients suffering from the deadliest form of skin cancer.

Learn about a new device and technique that allows surgeons to remove tumors deep in the brain with reduced risk to surrounding tissue and helps patients recover more quickly.

A teen who lost her father to an aggressive brain tumor undergoes a breakthrough, life-saving surgery to remove her own tumor.

Filmmakers Ken Spooner and Mike O'Brien stop by HuffPost Live to discuss their new film "To Be Strong", a short documentary about Anthony Daniels, who is fighting a battle against Hodgkin's lymphoma for the third time.

Filmmakers Ken Spooner and Mike O'Brien stop by HuffPost Live to discuss their new film "To Be Strong", a short documentary about Anthony Daniels, who is fighting a battle against Hodgkin's lymphoma for the third time.

Surgeons are now using a snake-like robotic device in order to remove tumors that otherwise would be inoperable.

Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in the U.S., but now there are more aggressive treatment options for men suffering from the disease.

A new treatment helps treat a deadly form of advanced melanoma.

A new discovery in genetics is offering hope to families dealing with childhood cancers.

More and more businesses are giving their time and services free of charge to cancer patients.

The star of "Mob Wives" is recuperating at home after a tumor and lymph nodes were removed from her throat.

Thyroid cancer is increasing in an unlikely group, kids. Parents are informed on what symptoms to look for in their children.

A woman with a grapefruit-sized tumor on her face describes how the growth has affected her life.

A woman with a large tumor on her face visits a surgical oncologist and a reconstructive surgeon to determine whether the tumor can be safely removed.