via getupmornings: Hearing the sentence, “you have with cancer.” has to be extremely difficult. These inspiring celebrities were diagnosed with cancer and survived. We all know of the most common cancers, like breast and prostate cancer. There are several types of cancer, like; skin cancer, bladder, brain, and cervical. Breast Cancer T-Lymphoma Prostate Cancer Basal […]
First up, while rare, men like Mathew Knowles can still develop this type of cancer.
Our very Sound of Praise’s Maurette Brown Clark was the featured artist at this year’s Praise is the Cure Musical Extravaganza. The program was held at Mt. Airy Church of God In Christ in Philadelphia, and it marked the 13th year that this event has been held by the organization. Praise is the Cure says […]
All month long, every Friday, Maurette Brown Clark will be welcoming breast cancer survivors to share their testimonies! This week, the conversation begins with First Lady Wendy Nelson of Destiny Christian Church in Baltimore, Maryland. Listen as she shares her journey and encouragement! Catch Maurette on the all new “Sound of Praise with Maurette […]
Here's a look at what went down at our 2nd annual Survivor Soul Stroll in Baltimore's Druid Hill Park!
See the prayer that kicked off the first annual Survivor Soul Stroll...
On the surface of Julius “Dr. J” Erving, you may only see his 30,026 career points, his 10,525 rebounds and the countless poster highlights including his famous cradle left reverse layups. But there is a side that many NBA fans knew little about. Each time Erving took the court, he did so with disease on […]
Janet Jackson said she doesn’t have cancer, but she isn’t specifying the illness that interfered with a concert tour. On her Twitter account Wednesday, Jackson…
Every family has a health story and in Jacqueline Sheppard’s family cancer is a running theme. For the 38-year-old Maryland mother it’s hard for her…
According to researchers, denser breasts make it harder to detect cancer in a mammogram because non-cancerous fatty cells could show up as white on a mammogram, the same as cancerous fatty cells.
