Line Young Peteri told Newsweek: "Even if I feel like everything is exploding in my body, I will never ever stop." ...

The memoirs that have stuck with me are not uplifting; they might well seem morbid. But living as if death does not exist is an illusion, ...

(STAT)Only about one in six individuals at high risk for lung cancer in the U.S. have heard of lung cancer screening or ...

But tests quickly revealed it wasn't cancer. It was a blob of tattoo ink – the patient was heavily tattooed and some of the ink had collected in a gland in the breast, mimicking the appearance ...

(Raisani previously revealed the nude photo fiasco was inspired by a local newscaster who caught her thyroid cancer early thanks to a viewer who wrote in after noticing a lump in her neck.) Related: 9 ...

Earlier this year in June, the Lancet published the first of it's kind, decade-long study that linked tattoos to lymphoma – a type of cancer. Conducted between 2007 to 2017, with nearly 12,000 ...

CHICAGO — Patients who are new users of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists have a low absolute risk of thyroid cancer, according to a new study presented at the American Thyroid ...

TATTOOS ARE PERSONAL. THEY TELL A STORY OF SOMEONE’S LIFE FOR THESE WOMEN, NOTHING COULD BE MORE TRUE. I BEAT BREAST CANCER AT THE AGE OF 29. KAYLA SLADE AND ALL OF THESE CLIENTS HERE AT PRETTY ...

Brits are reminded of symptoms of thyroid cancer - because it often takes years to diagnose. The delay is usually because its symptoms, including a sore throat and hoarse voice, are similar to ...

Tattoos are no longer forever. Pete Davidson emerged from rehab last week looking like a clean slate. “The King of Staten Island” star, 30, wore a short-sleeve t-shirt to a Los Angeles ...

A business owner in Red Deer has made a difference in the lives of a few breast cancer survivors in Central Alberta. Lanna Richmond, owner of Compassion Ink, a paramedical tattoo studio, opened her ...

Efforts to curb overdiagnosis of thyroid cancer have made a difference in the United States and South Korea, but these countries still have high rates of excess treatment of indolent lesions ...