My Life-Changing Cervical Cancer Diagnosis Inspired Me to Become an Advocate for Women’s Health
An unexpected diagnosis led me to a whole new perspective
Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatment Was Destroying My Spirit — Until I Tapped Into My Colombian Roots and Alternative Medicine
When my breast cancer spread to my bones, I realized it was time for a more holistic approach. Now I'm living my best life ever.
Staying Hopeful After 5 Recurrences of Cancer
During cancer's repeated attacks, a teacher finds support from her husband and her school.
How I Overcame Anal Cancer and Threw a Huge Party
No one ever told me my HPV diagnosis could lead to anal cancer. Now I'm on a mission to educate people, save lives and dispel the stigma around this increasingly common disease.
Follicular Lymphoma: What You Should Know
Follicular lymphoma is characterized by cycles of remission and relapse and is the second most common form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
I Had a 13.5-Pound Tumor in My Abdomen, but I’m Fighting Back
After surviving a rare type of cancer, I've become an avid runner and an organic gardener.
Fertility Info Lacking for Young Women Who Beat Cancer
Many young female cancer survivors say they don't receive enough information about preserving their fertility, a new study finds. These women are at risk for early menopause because of their cancer treatment. If they want to have children but are not yet ready to start a family, they may be able to freeze their eggs or embryos after treatment, researchers explained.
Mom-to-Be Olympian Shannon Miller Feels Like a 'Mama Bear'
A little birdie has told us (actually we read about it on People.com) that Notes from the Nursery friend and seven-time Olympic medal winner, Shannon Miller, is going to be a mom!