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Prayers, love and energy are headed their way!

Already dealing with months of drought, North Dakota now has another threat after anthrax was found last week in a cattle herd in Kidder County.

Something to give thanks for? Your health. And be inspired by this little girl's battle with cancer. She's a fighter!

A study in this month’s “Journal of Dairy Science,” found a “primary indicator of lifetime milk consumption is a habit developed during childhood.”

Not surprisingly, both cancers have been saddled with many of the same myths. These are based on outdated information or old wives’ tales passed on by the uninformed. Myths or no myths, here's what's most important...

New health information revealed heart disease is no longer the No. 1 killer of Washingtonians. It's now cancer. That's understandable, right? The reason is depressing.

One college professor is working toward what could be a big breakthrough in the fight against cancer.

Here's a reminder that giving is so much more powerful than receiving.

February 14th the Tri-City Americans present the 10th annual Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Ice game at the Toyota Center.

The Connecticut Supreme Court has ruled a 17-year-old girl with cancer must continue to receive chemotherapy, despite the fact she doesn't want it.