Legendary wrestling broadcaster Jim Ross, 73, who previously battled skin cancer and has been open about trying to quit smoking, has revealed his colon cancer is “gone” after undergoing surgery.

For men facing advanced prostate cancer, doctors may order a series of tests to assess how far the cancer has spread and what treatment approach to recommend. When a doctor suspects more advanced ...

Hormone therapy, also known as androgen deprivation therapy (ADT), is the foundation of treatment for advanced prostate cancer and works by reducing or blocking testosterone, which fuels cancer growth ...

PARP Inhibitors For Advanced Prostate Cancer PARP inhibitors are a newer class of oral therapies for advanced prostate cancer that target faulty DNA repair mechanisms. This class of drugs is ...

Targeted Radiation For Advanced Prostate Cancer Radioligand therapy, such as Pluvicto, delivers targeted radiation to prostate cancer cells by binding to PSMA, a protein commonly found on these cells, ...

After a prostate cancer diagnosis, it’s natural to be overwhelmed with a wide-range of questions. Will I need surgery? What about side effects? Is this something I can live with? The truth, often lost ...

Assessing The Risks vs. Benefits Of Weight Loss Drugs TV personality and model Brooke Burke, 53, is warning against GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Ozempic (generic name: semaglutide) and urging others ...

Isabella Strahan's Brain Cancer Journey Since Isabella Strahan went into remission from a type of brain cancer called medulloblastoma just last year, and the 20-year-old University of Southern ...

This special SurvivorNet video series, in partnership with Kisqali, brings together four remarkable women to talk openly about life after breast cancer — and what it really takes to move forward.

Courtney Liniewski was misdiagnosed with migraines and anxiety before learning she had a rare type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

Camille Grammer—who overcame stage 2 endometrial cancer and went through a challenging divorce—is loving her 'fur babies.' ...

It's been 10 years since actress Grace Wethor was diagnosed with an inoperable brainstem glioma and she's forever grateful.