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Knowing your family tree is more than discovering who came before you and understanding the events that shaped the past.
In August 2020, it was easy to worry about an allergy or a tickle in the throat. With the coronavirus pandemic making headlines day after day, many people, including doctors, were cautious about re...
For decades, Jimmie noticed a raised area on his left thigh, which he assumed was simply fluid or fatty tissue.
The Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute is proud to recognize June as Cancer Survivor Month.
Baljinder Khuban, a resident of Strongsville, Ohio, was 35 when she was told she had non-curable cancer.
After serving for 20 years in the United States Navy as a submarine sailor, John Lacks retired and transitioned to life with his family.
The fight against cancer requires a team of experts and careful planning.
At 54, Ron Andrews was leading an active and healthy life when he received an unexpected diagnosis that would change his world.
Carl Pfadt began training for the 2020 Detroit Free Press Half Marathon before his first day of chemotherapy at Karmanos Cancer Institute.
Kabara is receiving an innovative treatment modality called topical intrarenal chemotherapy at the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute