Cara Lynn Shultz

Sidney Raz is an influencer known for his popular 'Life Hacks' series. After his daughter died in utero, he and his wife underwent genetic testing. He learned he had stomach cancer, although he had no symptoms. Now he is getting his stomach removed.

Mom-of-two Jenny Garner, 41, learned she had low iron when she went to donate blood. She assumed it was because she didn't eat meat, but she visited her doctor anyway. He ordered a colonoscopy, which led to her diagnosis of terminal colon cancer.

Rita Wilson commemorated the anniversary, acknowledging that while she "doesn't talk about it much," she still feels "it's important to celebrate good news."

An unidentified man is leaving jugs of urine in recycling bins — which is considered a biohazard substance.

Jamie Comer says if guidelines had allowed her to get screened for colon cancer sooner, maybe she would have avoided a "death sentence."

Colin Egglesfield shared that he hid his cancer from his 'All My Children' colleagues until he "broke down" on set.

The talk show host thought she was in menopause and assumed she couldn't get pregnant anymore

Talk show host Sherri Shepherd thought she was in menopause and couldn't get pregnant anymore, but she was actually in perimenopause

Karen Kennerley assumed her fatigue was from working so hard — now the mom is trying to raise money for treatment to treat stage 4 cancer.

While hosting the March 20 episode of the 'Let’s Be Clear' podcast, 'All My Children' actor Colin Egglesfield says he learned to lean on other people while undergoing treatment for testicular cancer.

Rachael Misfud, 38, was diagnosed with cancer nine months after being waitlisted for what was thought to be a benign cyst removal. "I keep thinking, what would have happened if there had been any more delays?" she said.

Gill Riley, who wasn't obese, regrets taking unprescribed weight-loss medication she purchased from a friend 'to be skinny' as she's now left with permanent health problems.

Chloe Wakelin says her cancer symptoms were initially dismissed as a stomach bug that she picked up at her job as a daycare worker. After having a portion of her bowel removed, she now lives with an ostomy bag.

Researchers look to lifestyle and environmental factors to explain the “lopsided” incidence of cancer.

With medical tourism to Turkey booming, one woman warns how a 'botched' eye lift in Turkey left her “disfigured,” and cost her thousands to repair