Women Playing for T.I.M.E.

Renowned cancer expert Dr. John Langdon brings you the latest research on preventing cancer, early detection and surviving the deadly disease.

Cancer isn't funny, but there can be fun in the fight. Four-time cancer survivor Linda Hill and her line of t-shirts prove laughter is indeed the best medicine.

After spending years counseling cancer patients, chaplain Debra Jarvis was given the same devastating diagnosis. But if there was one thing she'd learned it was that humor is in fact the best medicine.

Cancer is on track to become the No. 1 killer in the world. For anyone who has battled cancer or watched a loved one face the difficult diagnosis, it's crucial to believe that there is life after disease. We've got the proof.

She's the queen of extreme sports, a two-time ovarian cancer survivor and she'll inspire you to take action in your own life.

Grandma Luge, the oldest woman to ever compete in the Winter Olympics, is facing her toughest opponent yet -- cancer.

Andrea Eliscu is one of the most powerful fighters in the war on cancer. Find out why it's so personal for her, and what helps her keep moving forward.

Lindsey is 25 years old, and one year ago, she was diagnosed with a rare form of pancreatic cancer. She says she's struggling to put into a word how she feels about the one-year anniversary of her diagnosis. How did you feel?

After losing her husband and battling breast cancer, Lillie Doss was feeling helpless. So, she started to run and it changed her outlook on life forever.