cancer

According to WGME 13, the American Cancer Society expects there to be about 10,000 new cancer cases in Maine this year.

I came across someone selling this disturbing tree wart on Facebook Marketplace and due to its odd shape and ugliness I needed to know more and apparently, it has healing properties that are said to have been tested to prevent cancer.

It was a record-breaking year!

V-Twin Cruisers Bike Club is helping Cans for a Cure again! Get that bike tuned up!

Christy Gardner from Oxford has led an incredible life. Moxie saved her life when she came to her as a puppy 13 years ago.

Do you ever feel like maybe if you don't say certain words out loud then they don't have to be true? I have been avoiding saying these four words for months.

Lisa DeBlois Eid was a remarkable woman whose life was cut too short.

Oxford Casino and Hotel had to close with the rest of the world. They are back open and back to giving to fight breast cancer here in Maine!

Dr. Peter Leighton from Bridgton, has been fighting brain cancer for almost 20 years - the fight is the hardest right now.

RIP to a true hero.

Thankfully it was caught early thanks to a routine test.

Adelynn is going through cancer a 2nd time, meanwhile, her mother is battling her own unexpected health issues.

The goal is to sell over 7,300 tickets, which is pretty much the capacity of Hadlock field altogether.

13-year-old Mainer Emersyn is hoping for birthday cards as she spends her birthday at the Boston Children's Hospital battling leukemia

It's the 17th annual Cans for a Cure, and we've got a list of all the ways you can participate.

After beating breast cancer, Sarah Emerson joined three other women who wanted to support their community.