Pediatric osteosarcoma survivor prepares for U.S. Paralympics
Anthony Quinn hardly remembers his osteosarcoma treatment, but he sees a reminder of his journey each day. At just 4 years old, Anthony lost his leg shortly after his osteosarcoma diagnosis. But Anthony has never let that hold him back. Today, the 27-year-old is training with big dreams: to one day make it to the Paralympics.
"I've always been competitive and loved sports," Anthony says. "I've always felt that...
Receiving an AML diagnosis while pregnant: A survivor looks back
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Glioblastoma survivor: Don't ignore the symptoms
When it comes to health, Deborah Britting has one message for others: Don't ignore potential symptoms. As a glioblastoma survivor, she's speaking...
Squamous cell carcinoma patient runs 28th Boston Marathon
After running the Boston Marathon 27 times, you'd think Bob Lehew would have experienced every trial a runner could face. But this year, he experienced a new challenge. Bob ran the race halfway into his six weeks of radiation treatment for squamous cell carcinoma, a type of skin cancer.
"I was happy to see the finish line," he says, shrugging off the accomplishment modestly.
At age 71, Bob has run more than 220...