Cancer Research

Greenville, NC Locals Rally Against Cancer With Dinner And Auction

Posted 10.27.2009 | Impact


It's the local stories of cities and communities coming together for a shared cause that resonate the most here at Impact. Beau's Buddies Cancer Fund'...

Birdies For Breast Cancer: Golfing Towards A Cure

Cristie Kerr | Posted 10.22.2009 | Impact


Cristie Kerr

Breast cancer has touched the lives of nearly all of us in some way and we all need to take an active role in educating others and supporting advances in research.

The Tweet That Keeps on Giving

Shira Lazar | Posted 10.15.2009 | Impact


Shira Lazar

Celebs tend to get a bad rap when their philanthropic gestures make headlines. However, can't using Twitter and online tools for social good be looked at as the modern day marathon?

Drew Carey Tweets: $1 Million For One Million Followers

Posted 10.13.2009 | Impact


On the heels of LIVESTRONG Day 2009,held on October 2, comedian Drew Carey has publicly pledged via Twitter to raise his donation to Lance Armstrong's...

Video: Giving a Diagnosis of Cancer and Hope

Kathy Plesser, MD | Posted 08.27.2009 | Living


Kathy Plesser, MD

Two breast surgeons, Dr. Beth Siegel and Dr. Deborah Axelrod, talk about what it is like to break the news to a woman that she has breast cancer.

Cancer Research and the Stimulus

Susan Sawyers | Posted 08.17.2009 | Politics


Susan Sawyers

Rsearchers, although grateful for the TARP money, say what's needed is a long-term financial commitment without the shackles of spending deadlines and separate accounting for federal funding.

How Effective Is Our Cancer Research Funding Process?

nytimes.com | GINA KOLATA | Posted 07.30.2009 | Living


The cancer institute has spent $105 billion since President Richard M. Nixon declared war on the disease in 1971. The American Cancer Society, the lar...

ABC, NBC, CBS Unite To Raise Money For Cancer Research

ABC News | Posted 06.27.2009 | Living


Stand Up To Cancer, the charitable initiative launched last year and aimed at getting new cancer treatments to patients as quickly as possible, will a...

Stephen Bruton's Trip Around the Sun

Bill Paxton | Posted 06.27.2009 | Entertainment


Bill Paxton

On May 9th, Stephen Bruton became one of the 1,500 people that die everyday from cancer. That's a mind-numbing statistic. Unfortunately such statistics can go ignored.

Outpouring of Support Gives Hope Against Cancer

Lisa Paulsen | Posted 06.27.2009 | Living


Lisa Paulsen

Stand Up To Cancer has raised $73.6 million for SU2C "Dream Teams" of top scientists at different institutions to help them get promising new treatments to cancer patients -- and do it fast.

Cancer Research Website Really Arlen Specter Campaign Fundraiser

Senate Guru | Posted 06.07.2009 | Politics


Senate Guru

Critics say the layout of specterforthecure.com itself obscures the fact that what looks like a solicitation for medical research is really just a campaign cash come-on.

Jimmy V and the Closed Wallet

Don McNay | Posted 01.12.2009 | Business


Don McNay

I'm not the only person thinking twice about giving money to charity. Or about spending money. Most people have the same kind of hesitation that I have. And this compounds the financial crisis problem.

The End of Cancer Has Begun

Laura Ziskin | Posted 12.18.2008 | Entertainment


Laura Ziskin

This past September 5th, Stand Up to Cancer launched in a powerful way... we raised more than $100 million for innovative cancer research projects.

Music Cures

Marissa Moss | Posted 09.11.2008 | Entertainment


Marissa Moss

Superchunk, The Rosebuds and Birds of Avalon will be playing a concert to benefit the Cy Rawls Benevolance fund on August 29th at Cat's Cradle in NC.

Congress Comes Through for Kids with Cancer

Deirdre Imus | Posted 08.13.2008 | Living


Deirdre Imus

It goes without saying; families who have children diagnosed with cancer and children's health advocates commend Congress for recognizing the need for the Childhood Cancer Act.

Beyond Science Fiction

Buck Goldstein | Posted 07.09.2008 | Business


Buck Goldstein

Dr. Joe DeSimone has just won a big invention award for nano-particles that are 100x smaller than a red blood cell and as smart as a microprocessor.