Former U.S. Open women's doubles champion Gabriela Dabrowski revealed on Tuesday she had played through 2024 after undergoing treatment for breast cancer ... May because of surgery, but returned ...

“Thank God that I did do the surgery, right?” Wade explained. “Because the tumor was cancerous.” There’s no sure way to prevent kidney cancer, according to the Mayo Clinic. But you can ...

Wade, who turned 43 earlier this month, said his father’s journey with prostate cancer inspired him to ... “My own journey to have that surgery, I think it was the first time that my family ...

Wade said doctors removed 40% of his right kidney on Dec. 18, 2023. “My own journey to have that surgery, I think it was the first time that my family, my dad, my kids, they saw me weak,” Wade ...

The surgery came shortly after he first received the news that he had cancer. The former Miami Heat player learned of the diagnosis after years putting off his annual check-up. After reflecting on ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- Chicago native and former Miami Heat and Chicago Bulls guard Dwyane Wade revealed Thursday that he was diagnosed with cancer a little over a year ago and lost part of his kidney ...

It’s also unclear what can cause kidney cancer, though the Mayo Clinic says those with certain inherited conditions or a family history of kidney disease are at a high risk. “My own journey to have ...

Dwyane Wade revealed that he was diagnosed with cancer and underwent kidney surgery more than a year ago. Wade, a former Marquette standout and NBA legend, shared his story on his podcast.