November 26, 2012 Everyone has something to be thankful for throughout the year. Some have it better than others and that's exactly what some Indianapolis Colts cheerleaders have realized this Thanksgiving week. They shaved their heads and raised $22,670 for cancer research to support Colts coach Chuck Pagano who has leukemia.
Are you looking for the next big thing in diamonds? You may want to start looking in outer space.The pay-off: How about a planet-sized diamond?
Alice Pyne isn’t your average teenager. The 16-year-old from Ulverston, England has been fighting cancer since she was12, and within the last year, her illness has been diagnosed as terminal. But that hasn’t stopped the spunky teen from making the most out of every moment.
What exactly was Kelly Clarkson singing about when she recorded the song "Stronger?" The lyrics "What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger" may apply to so many things in our lives. For kids with cancer at Seattle Children's Hospital, the song really hits home
The YMCA Buffalo Niagara needs your help today! The "Y" has been selected to participate in an online voting campaign that is designed to bring proven cancer support programs to communities across the U.S. You have to move fast though, voting ends today at 6pm!
A daily aspirin may cut your risk of cancer, new research suggests. But doctors advise that there's no reason for everyone to start taking it -- at least not yet.
Before ordering that side of sausage or bacon, think about this, eating a single serving of processed meat per day might increase your risk of pancreatic cancer, a new study suggests.
More than 31-thousand people have joined the push asking Toymaker Mattel to produce a bald Barbie Doll aimed at helping young girls who may lose their hair due to cancer treatment.
Michael Douglas, the Oscar winning actor, said he is confident of having beaten cancer after being told by doctors a tumor in his throat had disappeared.
