Mike Hennessy, Sr.

Lung cancer poses the greatest threat to survival when it's diagnosed in its later stages.

When talking or reading about cancer these days, immunotherapy seems to be the magic word.

IT IS OFTEN SAID that “knowledge is power,” and one of our goals at Heal magazine is to empower survivors with the information they need to lead their best lives after cancer.

Today, 3-D printers are demonstrating a revolutionary ability to mass-produce a range of products, and they are taking their place in medicine

Treatment for breast cancer is progressing ever forward, with new options routinely making their way into the oncologist's toolbox.

September was Blood Cancer Awareness Month, a time to offer support to patients and spread awareness about these diseases both inside and outside the cancer community.

Understanding state-of-the-art care helps patients with prostate cancer to choose treatments

One thing cancer survivors seem to have in common is a capacity for resilience and an ability to take the challenges a cancer diagnosis brings and channel them into something positive.

A cancer diagnosis can be perceived as a demarcation line, dividing life into a "before" period filled with all that's familiar and an "after" period clouded by the murky unknown.