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A group of women is getting ready to walk the runway and grace the pages of a new calendar, all to help kick cancer.
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A very honest and open video tracks a year in the life of a breast cancer patient.
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Fewer women say they're doing self-breast exams now compared with six years ago.
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The events will kick off in Times Square, with more than 100 stationary bikes.
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The first step is to get tested for the BRCA mutation and see a genetic counselor.
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14-year-old Katherine Gil just finished chemotherapy for leukemia at Montefiore Hospital.
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Anguish and anger are what one Great Neck widow is grappling with.
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If you're in the market for designer clothes at bargain prices, there's a place you can find them for a fraction of the value.
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Finding breast cancers fast is the goal of both women and their doctors. Now, a new twist on the standard mammogram may replace more expensive and complicated tests.
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Sandy Kenyon has the story and other entertainment news
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Police say that a New Jersey mother convinced her young son that he had cancer so she could trick family and friends out of hundreds of dollars.
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If it were up to the kids at Calhoun High School in Merrick, Long Island, cancer wouldn't have a chance.
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Cycle for Survival is a high-energy indoor team cycling event that provides a tangible way to beat rare cancers.
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Once a month, a Long Island salon opens its doors to cancer patients and survivors to get free treatments.
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Our friend and colleague Robin Roberts is home now, but when she recently underwent a bone marrow transplant, she was surprised to learn how many blood transfusions some cancer patients need.
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Being in and around water can be soothing and therapeutic in itself.
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Colonoscopies are the best way to find cancers and pre-cancers in the large intestine. Sometimes they need surgery to remove. But early cancers can be removed through the scope. A new technique makes that removal safer.
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Prosecutors say friends and family members held several fundraisers for Lori Stilley of Delran.
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The new finding offers hints that one type of breast cancer might be vulnerable to drugs that already work against ovarian cancer.
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Karen Travers reports from Washington DC
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A microscope the size of a grain of rice allows doctors to diagnosis an abnormal lump in the intestine or esophagus.
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Sixteen-thousand new cases of liver cancer are diagnosed each year. Surgery can help remove the tumors but it's risky and can lead to serious complications. Now a new technology is giving doctors directions to help kill a killer.
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Dr. Sapna Parikh reports new ways to help find cancer
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Dr. Sapna Parikh has more
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Lauren Glassberg reports on a New York woman who puts a lot of thought into the construction of the suits she makes
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Kristin Thorne has what the 5-year-old is doing to help
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Dr. Sapna Parikh informs us on what to look for when checking for melanoma
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An upstate New York woman who faked having cancer so donors would pay for her wedding and Caribbean honeymoon is being released after less than two months in jail.
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A New York woman has admitted faking cancer to con donors out of money and services for her wedding and Caribbean honeymoon.
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When a breast cancer is so small that doctors can't feel it, a new technique helps them in the operating room.
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An Orange County Grand Jury has indicted 25-year-old Jessica Vega.
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There is new information about the number of young people being diagnosed with skin cancer.
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Scientists are making advances in genetic testing for colon cancer.
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Researchers show that with simple lifestyle changes, half of all types of cancer are avoidable.
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Cyberknife precisely attacks tumors in a persons body without exposing the rest of the body to radiation.
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If you are hearing a lot about colon cancer recently there's a reason, it's National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.
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There's an important new weapon in the fight against skin cancer.
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She couldn't make it to his prom, but country star Taylor Swift had another proposal for a NJ teenager battling cancer.
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Battling cancer is a difficult struggle on its own, but when the side effects of the treatment interfere with quality of life, simple, everyday tasks can become a challenge.
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A son can participate face-to-face with his family and hospital staff as his faterh battles cancer 3,000 miles away, thanks to FaceTime.
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The seeds claim to provide fiber and can be a substitute for whole grains.
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After being diagnosed with cancer, a woman and her husband set out to help others with cancer
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Over 230-thousand women will hear a diagnosis of breast cancer this year, and many will face difficult decisions about surgery.
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