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There is a "baby hope for women on toxic cancer drugs", according to the Daily Express.
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When 7-year-old Kristen Lusk of Visalia , Calif., was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer in March 2006, her family was told the best treatment was in San Francisco - about 230 miles away.
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A cancer patient is celebrating after an assembly government U-turn to pay for the costs of travelling for specialist treatment in Switzerland.
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September is childhood cancer awareness month. With that in mind, a group of young cancer survivors in the Shoals have a message for people.
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Shirley Bell had her wish granted two years ago -- a week's vacation far away from hospitals and treatments with her family in Disney World.
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Emily Quick has plenty of pals. The 8-year-old Rotterdam girl is battling a rare form of bone cancer.
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Valleya s Clayton Smith, 69, practices tai chi recently at Truroa s Taoist tai chi society.
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HE spends his day racing around to answer questions and requests for information from the media.
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A An action group against fluoridating water is accusing the Hawke's Bay District Health Board of misinforming Central Hawke's Bay residents on a suggested link to bone cancer.
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