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Short answer: No. Tim Turnham, executive director of the Melanoma Research Foundation said melanoma has a “frightening ability” to return years into remission.

A recent MRI showing no cancer on Jimmy Carter’s brain is “very positive” news for the former president but will not end his medical treatment, doctors said. Johnson said that scanning is carried out every three months for first year or two after a...

Tuesday was a day set aside to raise awareness about aids.

Carter’s unexpected comments Sunday came first at the small church where he frequently teaches Sunday school lessons in his hometown of Plains, Georgia.

The nonprofit’s acquisition of Seattle-based Group Health Cooperative, which like Kaiser includes both an insurance arm and health-care providers, would bring about 590,000 new members and a far broader geographic footprint in the state of Washington.

Three days after the announcement, Carter was teaching Sunday school per his usual routine.

Earlier on Sunday, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that Carter had announced to a Sunday School class he teaches at his church in Plains, Georgia that his cancer was gone.

At 38, Cherries hero Howe is one of the Premier League’s youngest managers and he has gone from strength to strength in charge of the club for whom he made over 250 appearances as a player.

Anne Marie Weiss-Armush of DFW International, and refugee aid group which is assisting the Richardson family, isn’t surprised that Texas fell short in its effort to block Syrian refugees from coming.

But when he went this week to doctor, there was no cancer at all.

Ramaphosa said that, as a result of the massive treatment program, infected South Africans were living much longer with very few people dying of AIDS- or tuberculosis- (TB) related illnesses. If untreated, the virus can advance to AIDS.

Researchers through a recent study have found out that gene therapy can be used for the treatment of the people who suffer from severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID-X1).

The Autism Association of Northeast Arkansas handled the event and said they want to give kids like Tierz’s son a chance to do something as simple as seeing Santa.

Five people have been sent to the hospital for E. coli-related symptoms; two people developed a kidney failure called hemolytic uremic syndrome.

BY SINCLAIR BROADCAST GROUP Former President Jimmy Carter says he is now cancer-free, according to reports.