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Lisa Robertson, a well-known cast member from Duck Dynasty, has been on a journey to beat breast cancer this year. In a recent episode of the family's Unashamed podcast, she provided an update on her condition. Lisa is recovering positively, crediting her well-being to prayer and divine intervention

celebrities

Olivia Munn Bares Scars, Found Her Strength

Actress Olivia Munn, who had a double mastectomy after a breast cancer diagnosis, has gone topless in a new ad for Skims. The campaign, released during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, shows Munn wearing Skims bras, including one that reveals her mastectomy scars. She shared that seeing her scars make

sports

Charley Steiner's Cancer Battle: A Story of Hope and Resilience

Longtime broadcaster Charley Steiner, known for his work with both the Yankees and Dodgers, has shared some good news. After a tough year dealing with multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer, he's officially in remission. This comes as the Dodgers and Yankees prepare to face off in the World Series

entertainment

Jeff Bridges on Surviving and Thriving in The Old Man

Jeff Bridges, the Academy Award-winning actor, has been through a lot in the second season of "The Old Man. " Not only did his character, Dan Chase, face a deadly virus, but he also dealt with personal health issues. Despite all this, Bridges managed to bring depth and emotion to his role. The seaso

Upgrading Imaging for Women's Health

Kootenai Health is making some big changes to improve women’s health services. Starting in 2025, they’ll be adding a new facility in Coeur d’Alene and upgrading their existing Women’s Imaging Center in Post Falls. This is all happening during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so it’s a great time to ta

Breast Cancer: Why Early Detection Matters

Did you know breast cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer deaths in women? The American Cancer Society shares that by the time a woman turns 50, there's a chance one in 50 might have developed invasive breast cancer. This is why regular screening is so important. Mayo Clinic advises that wo

Elon Musk Shares Hope on Brain Cancer: Meet WELIREG

Every year, roughly 90, 000 people in the U. S. are diagnosed with brain cancer. That makes it the fifth most common cancer type. With over a million people living with a brain tumor diagnosis, the search for effective treatments is urgent. recently, Elon Musk revealed a glimmer of hope: a drug call

Containers Spell 'HOPE' for Breast Cancer Awareness

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and companies are finding unique ways to show support. One creative effort comes from DP World at the Port of Southampton. Employees there used 21 bright magenta containers from Ocean Network Express to spell out the word "HOPE, " adding a pink ribbon to hig

HPV and Oral Sex: A Surprising Connection to Throat Cancer

Did you know? The way we enjoy intimacy is changing the way cancer shows up in our bodies. Specifically, oral sex might be linked to a type of throat cancer called oropharyngeal cancer. This isn't your grandparent's cancer – it's becoming more common in young people. A UK surgeon, Dr. Hisham Mehanna

Could MRI Scans Save Rectal Cancer Patients from Surgery?