‘I love what I do’
Facing cancer a second time, a Muskegon hairstylist wanted a treatment that would help her get back to work quickly. Minimally invasive surgery made it possible.
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Facing cancer a second time, a Muskegon hairstylist wanted a treatment that would help her get back to work quickly. Minimally invasive surgery made it possible.
Brenda Partee overcame her fears and underwent a stem cell transplant to treat cancer. “I feel better now than I have in four years,” she says.
Tanning beds can emit up to 15 times the amount of UV radiation that you'd get from sun exposure.
Evidence continues to support the call for most patients to begin colon cancer screening at age 45.
Online searches can put billions of pages of medical information into a patient's hands. That's not always helpful.
New initiatives aim to address racial disparities in the identification of skin disorders.
At-home tests can reveal the presence of this cancer-causing gas. Learn what to do when there's a problem.
Amid her fight against cancer, a Muskegon woman restores her hope—and her hairstyle—in a visit to a special salon.
A young cancer survivor is joined by family and friends in delivering a caravan of toys to the children's hospital.
A year after his surgery for appendix cancer, Gene Barnard marks the occasion with an ambitious 100-mile bicycle ride.
Confronting an aggressive blood cancer, Colleen Ransome persevered with fast-acting treatment—and an enduring positivity.