A rare cancer therapy gives a Michigan man a second chance at life.

The medicine that saved Martha McMurry’s life also damaged her heart. Today she’s cancer-free, and her heart is on the rebound.

Shonta Frody's storied road led her to an adoptive family, a battle with leukemia, the development of a clothing line—and a true friendship with a resident doctor.

Even though she lost her hair to treatments, Ruth Hourani learned to feel beautiful again thanks to Beautiful You, a free program for women battling cancer.

If cancerous growths called polyps are found during a colonoscopy, they can be removed during the procedure.

Business acquaintances Bill Payne and Sean Welsh become friends, sharing their divergent yet successful prostate cancer journeys.

Nearly 4,300 people took part in the annual St. Patrick's Day race to raise awareness about colorectal cancer.

Once assembled, the All of Us Research Program could provide an unprecedented picture of health and wellness in the United States.

Stephanie Schlueter walked the Spectrum Health Irish Jig for the fourth time, but her first as a survivor.

Coils that heat the liquid nitrogen may contaminate the resulting vapor with lead, chromium, manganese and nickel.

Most women who undergo this type of cancer treatment agree that greater knowledge makes it less scary.

She's a survivor: Lily-Mae Morrison, the “Tiny Dancer” from Ireland, completes a clinical trial.