William Shatner says a stage 4 melanoma diagnosis three years ago changed his perspective on life and family. The Star Trek icon shared that both he and his daughter are now cancer-free thanks to treatment.

Global Cancer Statistics 2026 projects 34 million cancer cases by 2050, a 67% increase. Nearly 21 million cases in 2024, 9.8 million deaths. Lung cancer remains the top killer.

Olivia Miles returned from a right calf strain with 23 points to lead the Lynx past the Liberty. Her strong comeback boosts a Minnesota team still awaiting the return of Napheesa Collier.

Joe Amabile, known as "Grocery Store Joe," revealed that doctors found what appears to be an early-stage brain tumor during a full-body MRI. He is expected to undergo surgery soon after the tumor was detected at an early stage.

Soap opera star Scott Bryce has died at 68, prompting renewed attention to esophageal and stomach cancers. Learn about the symptoms, risk factors and why these gastrointestinal cancers are often diagnosed at advanced stages.

A 150,000-person retrospective study found cannabis use disorder linked to 3.87x higher lung cancer risk. Published in Lung Cancer journal. Risk consistent across all cancer subtypes.

Scientists are investigating whether reducing the number of ovulations could help preserve women's egg supply and extend fertility. The research offers new insights into ovarian aging, though the approach remains in the early stages of study.

Alzheimer's Association launched the $100M PROTECT-Cog Study July 13, 2026 in London to test GLP-1 drugs plus lifestyle changes as dementia prevention. First global trial of its kind.

Nashville confirmed 2 measles cases July 10-12, 2026. Seven exposure sites across Nashville and Murfreesboro span June 29 to July 4. Monitor for symptoms through July 25.

Sam Neill, the beloved Jurassic Park star, has died at 78 after previously revealing he was in remission from a rare blood cancer. His passing has renewed interest in angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma and the challenges of living with this uncommon disease.