“I intend to bring the same resolve I brought to the billiards table to this fight,” Jeanette Lee said in a statement.

In a lawsuit against the healthcare giants Johnson & Johnson, a 62-year-old woman from California has been awarded a compensation of $417 million. Eva Echeverria alleged that her illness (ovarian cancer) is linked to the talc in  J&J’s baby powder. A Los Angeles jury passed the verdict earlier this week. Eva started using J&J’s talc powder products […]

A new blood test can predict how ovarian cancer patients will respond to Chemotherapy. A study from the University of Cambridge, released on December 20, found that monitoring a specific cancer gene could help researchers assess how well patients responded to drug treatments.