Michelle Jones stared down her mortality when diagnosed with breast cancer. Now, she looks toward the present—and the future.
The medicine that saved Martha McMurry’s life also damaged her heart. Today she’s cancer-free, and her heart is on the rebound.
‘You never know how people are going to touch your life,’ says Paula Bowen, who followed wise words from a former president's daughter.
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.
Most women who undergo this type of cancer treatment agree that greater knowledge makes it less scary.
After three cancer scares, Loretta Staskey finds solace in the kindness of her doctor and those she encourages with inspirational notes.
Mammography is an important contributor to the reduction in breast cancer mortality.
FDA focuses on developing drugs that target the underlying genetic causes of cancer.
Celebrities and media have likely played a role in boosting awareness about genetic testing for abnormal breast cancer genes.
Elizabeth and Grant Pratt battle cancer, together, as a family.
Sally and Greg Brown have shared 33 years of marriage. Now, they share cancer.
Community members gather for the fifth annual Candid Conversations event, where Emmy Rickert urges, "Love life ... choose joy."
