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Traveling for people with cancer requires some precautions, but a summer vacation can be a great refresher for your mind and body with just a few extra steps added to your plans!

Melody recounts her story of being a 34-year-old new mother diagnosed with breast cancer.

One woman’s personal battle with a rare cancer was the motivation to change the law regulating the way doctors are educated in her state. Will your state be next? Read more about Greta Stifel’s journey from patient to lawmaker.

Pets can help to raise awareness and funds for cancer research and other related expenses. Events such as dog walks are a fun way for pets and their people to spend a day doing good work and being together.

View this slideshow to learn important facts about brain cancer, including statistics, causes and symptoms.

Nate Loch’s attitude and demeanor shaped his approach to a life-threatening brain tumor, subsequent complications, and the prospects of a long recovery while serving as a reminder about the fragility of life.

If you're wondering how to honor a mother who has terminal cancer this Mother’s Day, we offer some suggestions for showing your love without bringing down the mood of the occasion.

Consider taking part in a fundraising walk this spring! Cancer walks offer plenty of opportunities—not all of them require walking—to get involved in a healthful activity that is also fun and meaningful.

Spring is a great time to get involved and participate in cancer fundraising activities. Here are several cancer walks you may want to join this season!