Cancer
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Sunscreen can't claim to lower risk of skin cancer anymore
New FDA regulations crack down on what sunscreen makers can claim about their products. Lynda Baquero reports.
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Cancer survival the first step for kids
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Vaccine holds promise for breast cancer survivors
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Musician's message of hope for cancer patients
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Hope for kidney cancer patient challenging insurer's decision
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Oregon woman's sports bra design a favorite among cancer survivors
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Comfort to chemo patients comes from student's project
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Marine faces biggest battle in fight against cancer
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Cancer patient's secret to lustrous hair despite chemo treatments
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Personalized medicine, the new trend in medical treatment
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New treatment eliminates leukemia in test patients
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Women - the taller you are the more likely you'll get cancer
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Daily cup of coffee could help fight cancer, UW study says
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High omega-3 levels could increase prostate cancer risk, study finds
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Cancer: Reducing the Risk: Higher rates of breast cancer in Seattle
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Cancer: Reducing the Risk: Separating fact from fiction
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Cancer: Reducing the Risk: The relationship between cancer and what's around us
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New therapy eases post-cancer muscle tightness
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Blood test to spot cancer gets big boost
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Obesity as it relates to cancer
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Northwest Newsmakers: Larry Corey
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Can Vitamin D help you shed those pounds?
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Obesity and cancer in children
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Obesity may increase breast cancer recurrence in some women, study finds
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Stand up to cancer: A Puyallup success story
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Cancer patients benefit from massage
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Doctors one step closer to breast cancer breakthrough
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Promising experimental drug for melanoma
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Local Susan G Komen executive director has breast cancer
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Pregnant cancer patients can be treated without harming fetus
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Invention could reduce number of melanoma biopsies
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New blood test used to detect ovarian cancer
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Seattle cancer center picks new leader
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Machine aims to curb cervical cancer
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FDA says breast cancer drug did not extend lives
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Woman on mission to have all cancer treatments covered by insurance
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Surgery takes new approach to stopping melanoma
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New study prompts concern about sunscreens and cancer
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New technology helping doctors detect breast cancer earlier
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Possible treatment for melanoma
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Testing for HPV in the dentist's office
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Possible breakthrough in battle against breast cancer
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Cyberknife surgery increasing survival rates for lung cancer patients
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Gilda’s Club helping cancer patients survive in style
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Cancer patients freezing eggs now for pregnancies later
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Study: High fat diet during pregnancy increases offspring's breast cancer risk
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Study: Red meat increases bladder cancer risk
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Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center receives photography donation
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Study: Drug lowers breast cancer risk 38% in some women
