BRCA gene mutations can significantly raise a woman’s risk of breast and ovarian cancer. Know how hereditary cancer risk works and why genetic testing and early screening matter.

An ovarian cancer survivor reflects on community, advocacy, and living a life shaped by purpose—not just diagnosis.

Young patients often struggle to get early diagnosis of cancer leading to delays and more advanced stages of disease.

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A teacher said she is "facing a death sentence" after battling a form of cancer known as the silent killer. Emma Durkin was diagnosed with stage three ovarian cancer after initially believing she was ...

Good news: cancer death rates in the UK have fallen to their lowest level on record. According to the latest statistics from Cancer Research UK, between 2022 and 2024, around 247 people per 100,000 ...

Heartbreak is on the horizon.

Patrick Dempsey isn't just Dr. McDreamy or People's Sexiest Man Alive; he's also a staunch advocate for cancer sufferers and ...

Endometrial cancer is the most common gynecologic cancer in the United States and is one of the few cancers in which survival ...

A daughter’s cancer journey shows that survivorship is filled with constant waiting—from tests and treatment to life milestones — where each result can bring relief or fear.