Cancer

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The findings of this study were just shared and released by the Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology.

Are you someone who is facing a battle with cancer? Do you have a family member that could use some help? There's a foundation that's based in the Twin Cities that is expanding its reach to Northern Minnesota to help those in need.

Consumer Reports has started a petition to get the company selling said candy to use a different ingredient rather than one that is a known carcinogen.

Make A Wish Foundation has once again made the life of a child that much better, by making one young girl's dream come true to meet her favorite actress.

The internet is buzzing after President Biden's speech today, Wednesday, in Massachusetts.

I've been seeing this boy named Jay Nick on Facebook being shared for people to help, so I did a little searching on how you can get involved.

According to a new study bowls used at Chipotle have been linked to cancer causing chemicals.

The name of this non-profit group is "Catch Your Moment Foundation." It was formed after local cancer survivor Timmon Lund wanted to help other cancer patients.

Duluth's iconic Aerial Lift Bridge and Enger Tower will be bathed in teal light on Friday, September 16 and Saturday, September 17 as part of an awareness campaign for ovarian cancer.

Friday night (September 18) saw Duluth's Aerial Lift Bridge and Enger Tower bathed in teal light as part of an awareness campaign for ovarian cancer.

Sadly, almost everyone knows someone who has had or has cancer.  There are many types of cancer and the month of September is dedicated to raising awareness of Ovarian Cancer.  Not only is money raised, but they bring awareness in a very unique and interesting way that involves two of our iconic landmarks in the Northland and the color teal.