cancer

A Louisiana family is sleeping in tents while their 11-year-old daughter undergoes brain tumor treatment, making incredible sacrifices to keep hope alive.

Researchers at UT Austin and MD Anderson are studying an experimental approach that may help the immune system recognize and attack cancer cells by making them resemble virus-infected cells.

Texas researchers are studying a new way to fight cancer by helping the immune system recognize it—potentially changing treatment forever.

Cancer affects thousands of Texans each year, with lifestyle, environment, and genetics playing major roles in risk and prevention

In a region already known for health struggles, these Louisiana numbers paint an even darker picture for local communities battling high cancer rates.

Texas is fortunate to be home to some of the country's leading cancer research centers, such as MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. It would be incredible to see how the brilliant doctors there could take this research to the next level and, after more study, hopefully begin saving lives.

Cancer has made its mark on Louisiana, leaving no one untouched by its impact. It seems that nearly everyone either knows someone who has battled cancer or has faced the harsh realities of the disease themselves.

Not only is cancer a primary concern for people who consume these products but the study also states that fertility issues are a major concern as well

Now, other states want to follow in California's footsteps but are taking it even further. They have requested that other additives and dyes like Yellow 6 and Red 40 be added just to name a few. These dyes are found in countless snacks and drinks.

For years people have debated if diet coke is better or worse than a regular coke and it seems like no one can reach a verdict on this debate and everyone holds a different opinion and preference.

The problem comes when one of these products is left in a hot car - which is pretty much any car in Louisiana and Texas during the summer.

The former football star, actor, and man who was acquitted of murder has been diagnosed with cancer.