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A father in hospice care spends an evening at a Whitecaps game with his sons: "Just being with the kids is the main thing."
Inspired by her grandma, 12-year-old Delaney Viewig shaved her head to support cancer research.
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Meredith Veenstra, 6, survives rare eye cancer with the grace and beauty of a princess.
Cantaloupe-size masses on her ovary shattered her world, but now this survivor has faith in the future.
Toxins in BBQ fumes known as PAHs may be absorbed through the skin, and could cause lung disease and DNA mutations.
A patient’s girlfriend helped create the screening program that later played a key role in saving his life.
Melanoma is the most common type of skin cancer in younger patients and affects mostly teenagers.
Breast cancer survivor Mary Rottier has joined forces with her therapy dogs to deliver a message of hope and healing.
Baby Mistha conquers a rare and deadly disease with help from an experimental drug and her mom's bone marrow.
Learn the signs of melanoma. And if you've got moles you're concerned about, here's how you can get them checked. For free!
