EntertainmentYahoo TVAlex Trebek shares candid health update on 1-year mark of his cancer diagnosis: ‘There were moments of great pain’
The "Jeopardy!" host admitted he briefly wondered "if it really was worth fighting on" as he fought depression, chemo effects and issues with his bodily functions.
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Homelessness charity head 'humbled' by Alex Trebek's $100K donation: 'It really speaks to the kind of man that he is'
Ken Craft, the president and CEO of the charity, talks to Yahoo about getting the initial call from the "Jeopardy!" host — and everything that transpired after. Trebek, who is fighting pancreatic
EntertainmentYahoo Canada Style‘I would have been a good mom’: Fran Drescher feels she 'missed out' on having kids
The actress never had children of her own – and she sometimes regrets it.
EntertainmentPeopleShannen Doherty Gives Update amid Cancer Battle: 'Taking Care of Myself and Embracing Every Day'
Shannen Doherty 'Embracing Every Day' amid Cancer Battle
NewsYahoo Style UKMum urges parents to trust their instincts after son's balance issues turns out to be a sign of cancer
Little Alex was diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a rare form of cancer earlier this year.
EntertainmentYahoo Canada Style'Look at what I'm still going through': Woman living with skin cancer issues warning ahead of Spring Break
"I didn't take skin cancer seriously after my first diagnosis."
HealthYahoo Canada Style'I didn't want to leave my kids without a mother': Mom of three diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer at 35
"My doctor said I should spend plenty of time with my kids while I am feeling well."
EntertainmentYahoo Canada Style'Get your skin checked!': Former 'Bachelorette' warns fans after skin cancer diagnosis
"When my dermatologist used the C-word, I just about fainted..."
HealthYahoo LifestyleESPN reporter who died at 34 didn’t know he had non-Hodgkin lymphoma — how common is it to not know?
ESPN reporter, Edward Aschoff, died at 34 years old. It wasn't until after his death that a lung biopsy revealed he had stage 4 non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
EntertainmentHuffPost UKProstate Cancer: Symptoms To Look Out For, Plus Diagnosis And Treatment
The disease has overtaken breast cancer to become the most commonly diagnosed cancer in England in 2018.
EntertainmentAOL.comAlex Trebek reveals plans for his final episode as he battles stage 4 pancreatic cancer: 'All I need to say goodbye'
Alex Trebek is getting candid about his health as he continues his fight against stage four pancreatic cancer.
EntertainmentYahoo TV'Jeopardy!' host Alex Trebek's wife Jean opens up about his cancer diagnosis
"Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek’s wife of nearly 30 years, Jean, is struggling right along with him as he continues to undergo treatment for pancreatic cancer.
EntertainmentPeopleAlex Trebek Has No Plans to Retire From Jeopardy! Anytime Soon, Says a Coworker
Alex Trebek Has No Plans to Retire From Jeopardy Anytime Soon, Says a Coworker
HealthYahoo Style UKMother credits baby son for saving her life after she discovered cancer while breastfeeding
Amy Palmer, 30, noticed she had a lump on her breast while nursing Lenny, who was then five months old.
HealthYahoo Canada Style'He thought he was a burden': Vancouver man dies after doctors misdiagnose stage 4 cancer — twice
"He never even held his granddaughter."
HealthYahoo Style UKLittle boy has his eye removed after parents spot rare cancer in photo
He went on to be diagnosed with retinoblastoma, a rare childhood cancer
HealthYahoo LifestyleOne drink a day may increase cancer risk, but this expert says you don’t need to stop
A study from researchers in Japan found that even moderate amounts of drinking alcohol can increase cancer risk.
HealthYahoo CelebrityShannen Doherty says cancer struggle changed her: 'It just opens your heart'
Shannen Doherty says that she's very different than before her cancer diagnosis. “It allowed me to be more vulnerable,” she tells Yahoo Entertainment.
EntertainmentYahoo Canada Style'The numbers are staggering': Alexandra Grant reveals why she embraced her grey hair
"The numbers are staggering..."
EntertainmentYahoo CelebrityCriss Angel says his 5-year-old son's cancer has returned
“He had a relapse and he’s going back into the hospital on Monday,” Criss Angel revealed to a TMZ cameraman on Tuesday at Los Angeles International Airport.
StyleYahoo Style UK'Harmless' spot on mum's nose turned out to be skin cancer
The mum was told she would lose her nose in the next ten years if she didn't receive treatment.
EntertainmentYahoo Canada Style'I was completely devastated': Mother who never smoked diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer
"It didn't make any sense for me."
EntertainmentYahoo Canada Style'None of us were ready': Graphic photos show the reality of skin cancer
"Life is too precious to just bake yourself in the sun."
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKCrown Princess of Norway details battle with incurable lung disease
The condition can have a five-year life expectancy after diagnosis.
NewsYahoo Style UKDefiant cancer patients reveal surgery scars in moving photo series
Cancer patients have revealed their surgery scars as part of a new photo series aiming to depict the “gritty and raw reality” of the illness.Some 16 men and women took part in the “Defiance” project, released as part of Cancer Research UK and Channel 4’s Stand Up To Cancer fundraising campaign.Photographer Ami Barwell, who took the images, called the project an “act of rebellion”.She said: “Cancer isn't pretty, it can be dark, painful and destructive. But we aren't playing to cancer's rules. These people are strong, beautiful and, most of all, defiant.”READ MORE: Women ditch their bras for breast cancer awarenessBarwell previously shot the “Mastectomy” project in 2017, which was inspired by her mother undergoing the surgery after suffering from breast cancer twice.She said: “My previous Mastectomy series was inspired by my mum, who has had breast cancer twice, and a mastectomy, so this was a subject very close to my heart.“I wanted to raise as much awareness for breast cancer as possible, showing women baring their scars in a series of gritty and honest portraits. I received emails from women worldwide explaining how my photographs had inspired them and given them strength.READ MORE: Two women with incurable breast cancer set up 'Secondary Sisters' support group“For many, these were the first photographs they'd seen showing women post-mastectomy as beautiful, sexy, strong and amazing. I knew I had to carry on raising awareness with Stand Up To Cancer and empowering people through my photographs.”One in two people will develop some form of cancer during their lifetime, according to the NHS. In the UK, the four most common types of cancer are breast cancer; lung cancer; prostate cancer; and bowel cancer. Cancer Support UK offers physical and emotional support to people with all kinds of cancer across the UK.