cancer

Almost everyone in Louisiana has a connection to someone who either has or has been treated for cancer. These are the most diagnosed cancers in Louisiana.

At just 28 years old, John Bienvenu received a devastating diagnosis - stage 4 Glioblastoma, a brain tumor that often carries a grim prognosis.

New Orleans Saints TE announced on Monday his cancer, Hodgkin's Lymphoma is in full remission.

A recent report on tattoo inks found that nearly half of the inks studied contained chemicals that could cause cancer or lead to cancerous mutations after exposure to UV light.

Am I being dramatic? I am. But I will also admit that I am trying to let you know about a danger that might exist so that you can make up your own mind.

The Clements family would like to extend our sympathy and we shine the brightest of light on Kirstie Alley's friends and family during this time of mourning. -CJ/KTDY

The Little Big Cup restaurant in Arnaudville will be hosting a really cool event on Saturday, November 19, 2022.

A recent discovery through research could hold major answers to the world's cancer problem.

Clemson sophomore Bryan Bresee's 15-year-old sister, Ella Bresee, sadly lost her battle with cancer last week.

A mother from Abbeville is pleading with fellow parents at her son's school in a Facebook post that has gone viral.

Troy Landry wants all of his friends and loved ones to know that he is on the road to recovery.

26-year-old Alex Bourque, a firefighter with the Lafayette and Broussard Fire Departments, died after a bone cancer battle.

No one fights alone. Love and prayers to you, Sara.

Camden Barnard is a friend of the station and we've told you his story of battling cancer, well now he wants to meet his favorite player on the New Orleans Saints.

The FDA is warning against the use of Artnaturals hand sanitizer.

Officials with Our Lady of the Lake Medical Center in Baton Rouge announced yesterday that they will break ground next year on a new $100M cancer treatment center.

It's a story that we've been following for a couple of years, Camden Barnard's battle with cancer.

This most recent surge of COVID is having quite a ripple effect on some local residents.

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) and the Make-A-Wish Foundation gave a six-year-old cancer survivor the thrill of a lifetime.

Camden Barnard is battling cancer again and we won't let this 10-year-old boy from Lafayette go through this battle alone.