David Lyon, now 31, was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer at 26. For March's Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, he's urging ...

During Thanksgiving 2013, Emma Dimery, then 23, experienced intense stomach cramps. After a blood test during her annual physical uncovered low hemoglobin levels, she underwent numerous tests and ...

At 26, most people are juggling first apartments, early promotions, or grad school applications, not sitting in an exam room trying to process the words "stage 4 colorectal cancer." For one young ...

A woman with cancer that spread to her liver is getting a second chance at life after receiving an organ transplant from a living donor.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Philip Felshman was given only a few years to live. The otherwise healthy New Yorker described the news as a "big shock." He'd ...

Five years after being diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer at 28, Joe Faratzis is reflecting on the six red flags that signaled he was struggling with a serious disease. “I put these symptoms off ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. At 34 years old, I was in the emergency room hearing the words “stage 4 colorectal cancer.” It had already spread to my liver.

Two years ago, Emma Dimery was told her stage 4 colon cancer was incurable. Today, she is healthy and cancer-free — and she says a last-resort clinical trial saved her life. Dimery, who lives in ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- In March, we are reminded that it's Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. We continue to see an alarming rate of people under 50 dying from this type of cancer. It is now the ...

A doctor's viral social media post about a 26-year-old with stage 3 rectal cancer has sparked concern. Experts say cases of colorectal cancer among young adults have been rising globally in recent ...

Patients with localized rectal cancer classified as low risk can skip neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy (nCRT) with an acceptably low risk of local relapse, new research suggests. A prospective study of ...

Philip Felshman was given only a few years to live. The otherwise healthy New Yorker described the news as a "big shock." He'd been happily working for 33 years as a service manager, enjoying time ...