cancer

California ranked 47th in cancer cases in the United States, with 163,726 new cases and 59,778 deaths reported in 2020.

Cancer is a part of many of our lives. From knowing someone who has battled to battling yourself. In downtown Boise you will find a moving set of quotes and artful pieces to encourage, relate to and inspire cancer survivors and cancer warriors who are still fighting.

Day two has brought more joy and more hope to families as we continue to raise awareness and donations for St. Jude to help no child die from cancer. We need you to help us get to our 2021 goal. Please help kids and families at St. Jude, here locally and around the world.

The Richard & Annette Bloche Cancer Survivor Plaza is located at the far end of Julia Davis Park across from Whole Foods. It was designed to take visitors on a reflective journey through the 'Positive Mental Attitude Walk'. The walk takes you on a path surrounded by inspirational and instructional messages.

This is my first time doing a St. Jude radiothon from the DJ booth. It is hard to describe how moving it has been. I have learned so much and I have so much gratitude for St. Jude, their incredible work and the donors like you who make it possible.

In the just over 50 years that St. Jude has been around they have brought the childhood cancer survival rate from 20% to 80% but wont stop until it is at 100%.

Jack is a local Boise teenager who was saved at St. Jude when his rare and severe brain tumor was not responding to over two years of chemo at St. Luke's. Jacks mom Tiffany shared with me the families journey from heartbreaking diagnosis to ups and downs of Jack's experiences.

Watch the 78-year-old gold-standard in game show hosting announce his diagnosis

From 6 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 7 until 6 p.m., Friday, Feb. 8, WOW Country 104.3 had one goal. TO raise $125,000 for St. Jude Children's Hospital in their annual Country Cares radiothon. The results are finally in, and the results are 100 percent official...

I've been there. Have you? That Motherly instinct kicks in and you just know. Something. Is. Wrong. Here's my diagnosis story.