David Servan-Schreiber, MD, PhD talks to CBS News about lifestyle and cancer.

"Our control on the outer world is limited, temporary and often illusory."

William Li discusses a medical revolution based on angiogenesis, the process the body uses to grow blood vessels. The implications for cancer are staggering.

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Dr. Robin McGee, a registered clinical psychologist in Nova Scotia, Canada, recounts her powerful story of 2 years of diagnostic bungling and neglect and her he…

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