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Stephen Garcia Says He Is Cancer-Free, Six Months After Stage 4 Colorectal Cancer
The former South Carolina quarterback, 38, learned in April that the disease had spread to his liver. He…
A ‘Star Trek’ Actress Was Given a 4 Percent Chance of Survival. That Was 22 Years Ago.
Kitty Swink, of “Deep Space Nine,” was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2004. Now she walks every spring…
Chloe Melas Wants You to Talk About Your Gut
The NBC News correspondent was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in 2012 and told almost no one. On November…
Danni Duncan Beat Bowel Cancer. A Year Later, She Ran New York.
The Australian fitness coach was diagnosed at 39, seven months after the birth of her fourth child. On…
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