Woman battling breast cancer beaten to death outside treatment center

ZION, IL – A Missouri woman was in Illinois receiving treatment for cancer when she was beaten to death as she sat outside the treatment center.Shannon Vincel, 46, was sitting outside her residence at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America when she was attacked.

Make-A-Wish gifts new pool to 10-year-old boy: "It was one of my favorite things before I got cancer"

BRISTOL, Connecticut -- A 10 year-old Bristol, Connecticut boy's wish was granted Sunday, August 21st when he was given a new pool.Dan Therriault watched as installers put in his pool."It was one of my favorite things before I got cancer," said Therriault.The young boy was visiting family during his grandparents' anniversary party last February when his leg started hurting."I thought at first, maybe you bumped it.

Shannen Doherty reveals her breast cancer has spread

NEW YORK — Actress Shannen Doherty revealed that her battle with breast cancer has taken a heartbreaking turn.In a sit-down interview with Entertainment Tonight, the 45-year-old said she learned her cancer spread after a recent surgery."I had breast cancer that spread to the lymph nodes, and from one of my surgeries we discovered that some of the cancer cells might have actually gone out of the lymph nodes," Doherty said.The "Charmed" actress is currently undergoing chemotherapy."The unknown is always the scariest part," Doherty told ET. "Pain is manageable, you know?

Karate can help kids kick cancer pain, study finds

DETROIT, M.I. – For years, a Michigan rabbi has been teaching karate to children battling cancer – and his pain-fighting techniques are working, according to a new study.'Rabbi G,' whose full name is Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg, started Kids Kicking Cancer in 1999 and has been instructing young patients in the ways of martial arts, meditation and breathing exercises ever since.It was a personal tragedy though that brought him into the medical world.

"Green, Gold and Pink:" Mason Crosby hosts fundraiser to support breast cancer research

BROOKFIELD -- Hundreds on Sunday, May 1st showed up to Brookfield Square Mall's Center Court for an opportunity to meet Green Bay Packers kicker Mason Crosby and support breast cancer research.FOX6's Mary Stoker Smith emceed the "Green, Gold and Pink" fundraiser.Crosby took pictures with fans, and signed pink mini footballs and Mother's Day cards for donations.He also spoke alongside a breast cancer survivor and local doctor.