In an on-camera interview, Colt Ford told Fox News Digital the one thing that fans may not know about fellow country artist ...

In her presentation, “Global Oncology & Precision Child Health: Lessons from Retinoblastoma,” Dimaras shared her research on eye cancer as a model to support SickKids’ Precision Child Health ...

SF 394 is moving forward in the Iowa Senate and will go to the House next. The bill would make it much harder for Iowa families that have been harmed by the widespread use of herbicides and pesticides ...

Colt Ford’s recovery since he collapsed and died twice – doctors brought him back each time – following a concert in Arizona ...

Country star Colt Ford doesn ... tell you," Ford said. "And now it's like, every day, I'm like 'Wow, you better pay attention, because it can change in the blink of an eye.'" ...

Country singer Colt Ford is back with new music amid a battle with recently-diagnosed eye cancer. Ford had surgery for his eye cancer at the end of April, and now his treatment consists of ...

Colt Ford is crediting God for giving him a "second ... In addition to his heart attack, he's battled eye cancer and an autoimmune condition called Myasthenia Gravis in recent years.

Featherstone are eyeing up a swift appointment after James Ford's exit. Featherstone Rovers have identified Ireland head coach Ged Corcoran as a possible target to succeed James Ford at the club after ...

The Brain Tumour Charity says cancerous brain tumours are the deadliest cancer for children and adults under 40, claiming more than 5,300 lives every year in the UK. Grade 1 or 2 brain tumours ...

If the white part of the eye is swollen and appears jelly-like, it may indicate a condition called conjunctivitis, also commonly known as pink eye. Conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the ...

Country music star Colt Ford is leaning on his faith after surviving ... of the fact that life can change in the blink of an eye, and he plans to "walk a little slower" moving forward.

New York-Presbyterian filed plans with the state to build a $1.2 billion oncology and multispecialty center at its flagship Washington Heights campus on the site of the former Harkness Eye Institute.