cancer

The internet is buzzing after President Biden's speech today, Wednesday, in Massachusetts.

We can only get skin cancer on areas that are exposed to sun, right? Actually no. Tanning beds are totally okay? Not really. We bust some common skin cancer myths.

New Jersey meets American Cancer Society policy recommendations in just three of eight areas evaluated in the group's latest annual report card.

A young boy from Cape May County has a rather inspiring story that I think we all could learn something from.

A Cape May Court House man - a two time cancer survivor - has seen his body ravaged by the disease and the radiation and chemotherapy used to fight it. Now, he's hoping for help from the community to make sure his family home is safe for the days when he's no longer around.

When Jennifer Waller found out she had colon cancer last month the 32-year old mother of two knew she wanted to fight back and raise awareness for early screening.

The American Cancer Society is asking South Jersey guys to wear pink for Breast Cancer Awareness!

Noogieland, at Gilda's Club South Jersey, is a support program for kids, tweens, and teens who have cancer or a family member with cancer, or have experienced a loss to this disease.

Put down your razor for a great cause! No-Shave November is a web-based, non-profit organization devoted to growing cancer awareness and raising funds to support cancer prevention, research, and education. Find out how you can participate.

Testicular cancer is very difficult and distressing for many young men to talk and even think about. Even discussing this topic maybe out of your comfort zone.

If you or someone you know is undergoing cancer treatment, you might be experiencing Cancer-Related Fatigue. CRF is a feeling of being tired that does not improve with additional sleep. It can be an overwhelming feeling of listlessness or exhaustion compounded by the emotional strain of cancer treatment. CRF affects close to 80% of all people undergoing cancer treatment.

The last place you would expect to see a cancer survivor is on the runway at at a show during New York Fashion Week, but that is exactly where New Jersey resident and stage 4 cancer patient Roseanne Gianalella found herself dancing and modeling a few weeks ago.