Cancer Care

Computers may be just as effective as human experts in judging severity of tumors.

A teenager celebrates remission by smashing a replica of his tumor into a thousand tiny pieces.

A patient and his surgeon traverse the miles virtually thanks to some fine-tuned technology.

Bryar, a 2-year-old from northern Michigan, fights back after a bone marrow transplant to treat acute myeloid leukemia.

The treatment could be especially helpful in oncology settings, alleviating side effects of radiation.

Resources abound for women who experience menopause symptoms while battling breast cancer.

Get your daily dose of inspiration by exploring our most extraordinary stories of survival, miracles and medical innovation.

The more pounds a woman loses, the lower her risk.

Screening found early-stage cancer in Marty LaBrecque’s lung. After minimally invasive surgery, the former smoker is free of cancer and ready to live.

Did you know that nearly half of all cancer deaths are attributed to factors you can modify?

Doctors can help save lives when they know the risk factors involved—and early detection is the best starting point.

Shoulder pain haunted 84-year-old Julie Meiste every moment of every day. After shoulder replacement surgery, she looks forward to living pain-free.