Featured in cancerBYTeam MightyDec 7, 2022ShareChemotherapy cancer treatment was discovered after a World War II air raidModern chemotherapy treatments use limited kinds of poisons to inhibit rapid cell growth. That’s a very generalized description of the… BYTeam MightyDec 7, 2022ShareBYJessica ManfreAug 18, 2022ShareSpecial Forces veteran uses terminal illness to save othersChris Cathers background in Special Forces reads like a Hollywood action movie – full of extraordinary stunts, drama and heartwarming… BYJessica ManfreAug 18, 2022ShareBYJessica ManfreAug 19, 2020ShareDecorated Marine and purple heart recipient begins new battleJustin Constantine knows all about being challenged. In 2006, he survived an almost fatal gunshot to the head by a sniper in Iraq. It didn’t stop him. Instead, this now retired, Purple Heart recipient and decorated Marine fought through endless sur… BYJessica ManfreAug 19, 2020ShareBYMilitary.comApr 29, 2020ShareThis veteran donated more than 2 feet of hair for wigs for cancer patientsFernando Trujillo grew out his hair, like many sailors do when they retire. About six years later, he finally cut it — about 28 inches of dark, graying hair — and donated it to make wigs for cancer patients. “I just decided to let it grow -… BYMilitary.comApr 29, 2020ShareBYBrunella CostagliolaApr 29, 2020ShareArmy spouse dances her way through chemotherapyIt is not uncommon to stumble upon live videos while scrolling through Facebook. And for the hundreds of people who follow Army wife Sofia de Falco — who is an adjunct professor of Italian language and literature — it is not uncommon to come acr… BYBrunella CostagliolaApr 29, 2020ShareBYMilitary.comApr 29, 2020ShareThese 8 military bases will test residents for cancer-causing chemicalsThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, along with the federal agency responsible for investigating environmental threats, will begin assessing residents near eight active and former BYMilitary.comApr 29, 2020ShareBYNational Institutes Of HealthSep 12, 2019ShareVeterans will get access to the most advanced clinical trials in cancer researchVeterans with cancer who receive treatment from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) will now have easier access to clinical trials of novel cancer treatments, thanks to an agreement between VA and the National Cancer Institute (NCI), part of the… BYNational Institutes Of HealthSep 12, 2019ShareBYNational Institutes Of HealthMay 17, 2018ShareUS researchers discover ways to block cancer from metastasizingResearchers have identified a compound that blocks the spread of pancreatic and other cancers in various animal models. When cancer spreads from one part of the body to another in a process called metastasis, it can eventually grow beyond the reach … BYNational Institutes Of HealthMay 17, 2018Share
BYTeam MightyDec 7, 2022ShareChemotherapy cancer treatment was discovered after a World War II air raidModern chemotherapy treatments use limited kinds of poisons to inhibit rapid cell growth. That’s a very generalized description of the… BYTeam MightyDec 7, 2022Share
BYJessica ManfreAug 18, 2022ShareSpecial Forces veteran uses terminal illness to save othersChris Cathers background in Special Forces reads like a Hollywood action movie – full of extraordinary stunts, drama and heartwarming… BYJessica ManfreAug 18, 2022Share
BYJessica ManfreAug 19, 2020ShareDecorated Marine and purple heart recipient begins new battleJustin Constantine knows all about being challenged. In 2006, he survived an almost fatal gunshot to the head by a sniper in Iraq. It didn’t stop him. Instead, this now retired, Purple Heart recipient and decorated Marine fought through endless sur… BYJessica ManfreAug 19, 2020Share
BYMilitary.comApr 29, 2020ShareThis veteran donated more than 2 feet of hair for wigs for cancer patientsFernando Trujillo grew out his hair, like many sailors do when they retire. About six years later, he finally cut it — about 28 inches of dark, graying hair — and donated it to make wigs for cancer patients. “I just decided to let it grow -… BYMilitary.comApr 29, 2020Share
BYBrunella CostagliolaApr 29, 2020ShareArmy spouse dances her way through chemotherapyIt is not uncommon to stumble upon live videos while scrolling through Facebook. And for the hundreds of people who follow Army wife Sofia de Falco — who is an adjunct professor of Italian language and literature — it is not uncommon to come acr… BYBrunella CostagliolaApr 29, 2020Share
BYMilitary.comApr 29, 2020ShareThese 8 military bases will test residents for cancer-causing chemicalsThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, along with the federal agency responsible for investigating environmental threats, will begin assessing residents near eight active and former BYMilitary.comApr 29, 2020Share
BYNational Institutes Of HealthSep 12, 2019ShareVeterans will get access to the most advanced clinical trials in cancer researchVeterans with cancer who receive treatment from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) will now have easier access to clinical trials of novel cancer treatments, thanks to an agreement between VA and the National Cancer Institute (NCI), part of the… BYNational Institutes Of HealthSep 12, 2019Share
BYNational Institutes Of HealthMay 17, 2018ShareUS researchers discover ways to block cancer from metastasizingResearchers have identified a compound that blocks the spread of pancreatic and other cancers in various animal models. When cancer spreads from one part of the body to another in a process called metastasis, it can eventually grow beyond the reach … BYNational Institutes Of HealthMay 17, 2018Share
