Cancer

When it comes to making memories, there's no better place to do so than summer camp. But for kids with medical conditions, this experience can feel out of reach.

An interview with Elena Conis, author of How to Sell a Poison. The book tells the tangled story of DDT, a corporate-backed poison that decimated wildlife and left behind toxic bodies.

This year, Governor Brad Little hopes to pass a work requirement for people enrolled in the Medicaid Expansion Program. Though details on this work plan are still to come, the topic has been controversial, with some saying that many people would lose their health insurance. This has many worries, including the American Cancer Society.

Several common generic cancer drugs have become increasingly scarce in an ongoing nationwide shortage. Experts tracking the shortage share what’s causing this crisis.

A recent discovery concerning patients diagnosed with colorectal cancer is on the rise.

Idaho has a high rate of skin cancer-related deaths. But with proper sun protection measures, Idahoans can help change that.

Up to 80 percent of cancer patients suffer from malnutrition while going through treatment, according to the Cancer Treatment Center of America. That's why Treasure Valley company Thomas Cuisine is partnering with a Mountain West cancer institute to help combat this issue.

It's something many current and former Wildland firefighter ask themselves: What does all this smoke, dust and ash I've been breathing for months on end mean for my health? A new national registry for all firefighters could eventually shed a great deal more light on that largely unanswered question.

It’s something many current and former wildland firefighters ask themselves: what does all this smoke, dust and ash I’ve been breathing for months on end mean for my health? A new national registry for all firefighters could eventually shed a great deal more light on that largely unanswered question.

The National Fire Registry, which seeks to better understand the link between firefighting and serious diseases like cancer, recently launched its online enrollment system. Wildland firefighters, who have proven more challenging research subjects than structure firefighters, are being encouraged to enroll.