You’ve endured surgery, mind-numbing and physically challenging treatments and…your life is supposed to gel as "normal." Will you ever feel "normal" again after cancer?

Walking the Walk – the story of how a group of women trained for the annual Playtex MoonWalk – over 26 miles, walked through the night for Walk the Walk – a charity dedicated to raising funds for breast cancer treatment.

Lifestyle is a word used more and more. But what does it really mean and, more importantly, how can the average person exercise some control over theirs.

You are just one-click away from becoming someone’s hero and saving a life. These lifesaving methods will not cost you a dime, just a little of your time. Be a hero.

The debate in Holland over preimplantation genetic diagnosis.

Even if you don’t have room in your budget for charitable giving, you can still make a difference by utilizing Internet “click to give” campaigns. The following are several Web sites that are ongoing charities that have a group of advertisers who fund the campaigns. Every time you visit and click the donate button, a sponsor donates a set amount of money. Individual clicks aren’t worth very much, but these clicks do add up when lots of people visit and tell their friends.

The feeling of being a hero is so overwhelming. I can just see the armor upon myself. Becoming a…

This article features another program of the American Cancer Society, Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.