Content Tagged 'breast cancer'

Money comes from 2012 televised charitable shoe sale.

Mother's Day event in Little Rock/North Little Rock at the Big Dam Bridge.

Do you know a breast cancer warrior? Now is the time to nominate that person for the annual Josetta Wilkins Award, recognizing breast cancer activists who go above and beyond the call of duty.

Officials with the Arkansas Department of Health and BreastCare are asking for online nominations for the annual Josetta Wilkins Awards, recognizing breast cancer activists who go above and beyond the call of duty

Two UAMS neurologists are part of a multi-institutional team that has identified a new neuro- degenerative disease. A major change that could affect sleeping patterns for those who suffer from insomnia. A company in Reno, Nevada has developed a bra that can detect temperature changes in a woman's breasts -- which could signal breast cancer.

With energy and enthusiasm, 38,000 people support the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.

Saturday, hundreds of people registered early for the Komen Race for the Cure at the Promenade at Chenal.

Today marks day one of a new cancer prevention study and you might be able to participate. On Monday I will send out my monthly breast self-exam reminder.. There's a new drink on the block that may help keep a woman's bones healthy.

Wearing pink shirts and handing out pink carnations, advocates for fighting breast cancer gathered at the Big Dam Bridge Sunday evening for the very first Illuminate the Cure event.

Sixteen honorary chairs, including FOX16's Donna Terrell, will release the first of hundreds of pink floating lanterns over the Arkansas River at Illuminate the Cure: A Mother's Day Celebration.

A special ceremony recognized people who work hard in the fight against breast cancer.

Good news is coming from across the pond as the number of women who die from breast cancer in the European Union is expected to drop by 9% this year, The Centers for Disease Control says even though the amount of sugar kids are eating has dropped, they're still eating too much, Researchers at the American Osteopathic Association say people living with Fibromyalgia may suffer more pain than they imagined because many of them often delay treatment

The Arkansas District of the U.S. Postal Service will be supporting breast cancer awareness in October through the sales of a Breast Cancer Awareness semi-postal stamp.