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Is drinking beer less harmful than other alcoholic beverages? We're sure you'll rethink alcohol consumption, including beer, after reading this.

Four small but mighty heroes who will bring a smile to your face. This is the story of four toddlers who beat cancer and return every year to the hospital that gave them life to show that dreams really do come true.

An American author beat cancer in just eight weeks by consuming carrot juice daily. Now, her book, supported by research, is making waves worldwide by claiming that carrot juice indeed helps fight cancer.

When Sara Bello's youngest daughter was diagnosed with cancer that doctors couldn't treat, Sara learned to live a life of faith, joy, and creativity in chocolate.

"Dark humor is something that accompanies me every day, and laughing about cancer is my way of talking about it": 14-year-old Amit Mokady believes there's another way to cope with cancer

Stress and anxiety can trigger hormone secretion that harms the immune system. Hence, anxiety-reducing medications may prevent cancer spread.

Elia Ariel's tumultuous life journey did not prepare him for the toughest battle of all – his son's cancer. In a shiva interview, Elia discusses the immense pain, his faith in Hashem's goodness, his clear advice to parents everywhere, and, of course, his hopes for the future.

In 2016, Kate Poynton, a young woman from the U.S., lost her battle with cancer, but not before leaving her family letters and blessings for the next 20 years.

Re'ut Sokolovsky, spokesperson for Knesset Member Orly Levy-Abekasis, moved the online community after posting that she has been diagnosed with cancer. "Now, the obvious changes, and you must choose to live and fight, endure difficult days and be strong," she writes.

When Rob Mooberry was diagnosed with cancer shortly before his wedding, Amanda refused to cancel it. Discover what miraculous event unfolded three weeks later.

A study from France reveals that increased consumption of processed and high-fat foods significantly raises cancer risk. Foods include packaged bread, snacks, candies, noodles, and instant soups.

"I see you," Shelby began writing. "I sit on this couch every day, and I see you even though you try your hardest not to show it. Especially not to us—my child and me. I see your face fall a little whenever you see Sophie crying. You try in so many ways to ease her fears and help her overcome them, and I see that."

Ilan Berliner insisted on removing a bothersome pimple on his shoulder that had been there for several months. Doctors tried to tell him it was nothing, but the biopsy confirmed his worst fears and saved his life.

Tom Atwater, a young father from the U.S. fighting a terminal cancer diagnosis, pens an emotional letter to his five-year-old daughter Kelly, who battles the same illness. He shares advice for a future where he can no longer be present.

Holly Webber, a 25-year-old diagnosed with terminal cancer, refuses to be defeated by negativity. "Recently, someone asked me how I cope with despair, and my only answer was hope. Even though I know my illness is terminal and I accept that – without waking up every morning with new hope, I wouldn't be able to get out of bed, dress, eat, or breathe."

When Candice Marie Fox was diagnosed with terminal cancer, the outlook was bleak. Doctors didn't give her more than five years to live, but she decided to fight and won. Now she reveals her unique diet that saved her from the disease that has claimed millions over the past decade.

When 8-year-old Abri cried about severe leg pain, doctors initially dismissed it as 'growing pains.' However, when the pain intensified, especially at night, her parents pushed for a biopsy. What they discovered was shocking.

It's now known that products like Teflon cookware, artificial sweeteners, air fresheners, and plastic bottles contain carcinogenic substances. So what can you do? Here are four dangers found in common household items and four tips on safe alternatives.

A heartfelt monologue by a blood cancer (lymphoma) patient goes viral, touching hearts and sparking hope that her fight for life will end victoriously.

Over 100,000 cancer patients have undergone a test to determine if their condition can be treated without chemotherapy, using only pills. Is this the next breakthrough in cancer treatment?