cancer

Go ahead and grab a box of tissues right now. A 16-year-old girl in Pennsylvania was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer just after Christmas. Her dream was to attend prom with her new boyfriend, so her family and friends rallied to throw her an early prom.

More sad news coming out of the Denver Zoo, yesterday they had to euthanize another cancer-stricken South African lion named Natal. (Last month a 15-year-old lion named Rian had to be put down after fighting cancer as well.)

The song 'Demons' was instantly one of my favorites when I first heard Imagine Dragons, they now have a video for the song, and at the end they do a tribute to Tyler Robinson a young man who lost his fight with cancer this year. A short tribute that had tears streaming down my face.

Heath Kufahl and his wife were at an Oklahoma City Thunder game and were picked to compete at halftime against another couple for a chance to win $20,000. Well, in the first round, Heath and his wife made more shots than the other couple. Beating that couple is what gave Heath the chance at the half-court shot.

It's been quite a season for the Indianapolis Colts. Led by rookie quarterback Andrew Luck, they find themselves 5 and 3, a surprising improvement from last year when they were among the league's worst teams. The Colts have been quick to credit their first year head coach Chuck Pagano for setting the tone for their turnaround. But Pagano has actually been absent from the team since September, when

Alice Pyne isn’t your average teenager. The 16-year-old from Ulverston, England has been fighting cancer since she was12, and within the last year, her illness has been diagnosed as terminal. But that hasn’t stopped the spunky teen from making the most out of every moment.

I'm 31 years old. I work out regularly at Miramont Lifestyle Fitness. I'm pretty healthy. Most people would never think, "I bet that guy had cancer." I wouldn't expect them to, now that I'm closing in on 15 years of cancer-free living. But back when I was 17, Make-A-Wish granted a wish for me because of what I was enduring. And most people's first question is, "What did you have?"

Proving that her heart is almost as big as her hits, Selena Gomez recently showed some love for a very sick fan. Sophia Pasquarella, a five-year-old girl suffering from leukemia, sang Gomez’s ‘Who Says,’ which her parents then uploaded it to YouTube on Jan. 5, writing, “Sophia is a 5yr old little girl fighting leukemia. Music is her medicine.”

I was absolutely blown away by Fran Drescher's (The Nanny) straight forward approach to promoting her cancer fighting organizations on Rosie recently (watch it here).  So much so, that I immediately thought I needed to read more and let all of you know this information is out there.

If you're looking for something to do this weekend, why not have a great time while benefiting a great cause?

I (Cain) have never owned a cell phone, so I am good! HA!    (CNN) Before its announcement Tuesday, WHO had assured consumers that no adverse health effects had been established. A team of 31 scientists from 14 countries, including the United States, made the decision after reviewing peer-reviewed studies on cell phone safety. The team found enough evidence to categorize personal exposure as &qu

A California man is auctioning off his bad sports karma on ebay.  This man thinks that he has bad sports karma due to the teams he backs, so he decided to try to put it to good use. If the winning bidder is a Packers fan, he will back the Steelers and vice versa if the winning bidder is a Steelers fan...