In Atlanta, cancer has touched us all. Blame it on the environment, diet or genetics, but nearly everyone in metro Atlanta knows of someone fighting cancer or who lost the fight. According to the American Cancer Society, men have a 50 percent chance of developing cancer; for women, the risk is 1 in 3. Let ajc.com provide you the latest news and information and resources to help you through the battle against cancer.
Carol Meyer of Roswell and her husband, Herb. By Carol Meyer “Life is a trip”. Literally. Unfortunately, it can be a trip with smooth sailing ...
Claire, Margie, John Mark and Chris LaSalle. By Chris LaSalle On Sept. 15, 2007 my wife Margie called me into our bedroom. She was lying ...
U. Shaye Dunn poses with Capt. Colon. UDunn survived colon and lung cancer. She has started a cancer support group. By U. SHAYE DUNN A ...
Robbie Baker King shared her experience with sisters, co-workers, church members — anyone who would listen. The lump was sitting between her breasts near her rib ...
Parents of Susan Weber By SUSAN WEBER My dad had complained of a pain and swelling in his side for several months, and being the ...
My dad (left) and his best friend Lamar “There are no do-overs in life.” Of the many words my brother Danny ...
Robert L. Burke and his nephew, Capt. Corey King of the Georgia National Guard before King’s deployment to Iraq in ...