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Kate Middleton at the coronation of King Charles III. Poses well whether she's visiting an orphanage or presenting the award to the winner of the Wimbledon tournament

Kate, Britain's Princess of Wales, says she has finished chemotherapy course

By REUTERS

The main challenge remains for the 20-30% of patients who do not respond to chemotherapy. However, in the last 5-10 years there has been a revolution in treatment

Amazing news: Ninety five percent chances of recovery from the aggressive cancer

By Provided as a public service , sponsoredAbbVie

Lenor, a donation to the association One of Nine

Lenore special edition in honor of Breast Cancer awareness month

By MEITAL SHARABI

Woman laying her mobile phone down on the table (illustrative)

No link between mobile phones and brain cancer, WHO-backed study says

By REUTERS

GILA PFEFFER uses humor and round objects to remind women to ‘feel it on the first’ and do self-breast exams.

'Nearly Departed': Gila Pfeffer's tips on dealing with breast cancer

By SHOSHANNA KEATS JASKOLL

Colon cancer, gut grief and stool secrets

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Shir for life

Shir’s lemonade stands: A beacon of hope in uncertain times - opinion

By Einat Dado Baralia

‘THERE IS a recognition that we have a story that has impacted our family.’ Camp Ramah Sasson aims to give the children a safe space, facilitates discussions, and provides high-quality programming.

Camp Ramah Sasson offers support retreats for Jewish families facing loss and illness

By HOWARD BLAS

Person receiving new radiation treatment at Sheba Medical Center in Israel.

Breakthrough at Israeli institute: Lifesaving treatment for world's deadliest cancer

By DR. ITAY GAL

Chinese medical staff test blood samples for HIV/AIDS at a disease prevention and control centre in Nanchang. Chinese medical staff test blood samples for HIV/AIDS at a disease prevention and control centre in Nanchang in eastern China's Jiangxi province in this picture taken on April 11, 2005.

Breakthrough in HIV cure: Seventh person worldwide appears cured

By DR. ITAY GAL

Campers and counselors dance after lunch at Camp Simcha, July 3, 2024.

Israeli kids with life-threatening illnesses find respite from war at Catskills camp

By Luke Tress/JTA

Diabetes (illustrative)

Diabetes patients on GLP-1s instead of insulin have lower cancer risk, study shows

By REUTERS

A 3D rendering of cancer cells (Illustrative).

Severe malfunction in cancer diagnosis device: Patients may have received incorrect treatment

By DR. ITAY GAL

Rescue hostage Noa Argamani at the funeral of her mother, Liora, who passed away three weeks after Noa was rescued, July 2, 2024.

'Thank you for holding on': Mother of former hostage Noa Argamani passes away

By Eyal Green , GADI ZAIG

A Sharsheret Israel community education event at the home of Jonathan and Ariella Eltes in Ra’anana.

Sharsheret Israel: Making the cancer journey easier for Anglo women

By FRAN KRITZ