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She controversially claimed she had “healed through breast cancer” with the use of holistic treatments, despite admitting she had received two lumpectomy surgeries.

Macpherson, 60, recently revealed that she was diagnosed with breast cancer seven years ago and is now finally in remission.

"It's wild," Marks tells Page Six's "Virtual Reali-Tea" podcast. "Seriously, I have this weird issue and I’m hoping this is [my final breast reduction]."

He says he had a conversation with a transgender person that had a "profound impact" on him.

Steve-O described his run-in with a transgender person at a grocery store as "a sign from the universe."

The couple announced the arrival of their daughter via Instagram while revealing the meaning behind the newborn's Chinese name.

The couple welcomed their second child, a daughter, via surrogate.

"Getting rid of these known or suspected carcinogens in our food supply is a huge opportunity for cancer prevention," said Jane Muncke, co-author of the study.

"On December 1, 2023, I learned I had stage 1 triple positive breast cancer," Jenna Fischer shared.

The actress, 50, completed surgery, chemotherapy and radiation after her December 2023 diagnosis.

Fischer shared the news that she is cancer free in a touching Instagram update.

About one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.

“Our phones have been ringing off the hook,” one NYC surgeon told The Post. “Everyone wants them.”

This family is milking it.

"She started wearing hats to work so that I wouldn't be the only person in a work meeting wearing a hat," the actress said about her co-star.

“The Office” alum -- who played Pam Beesly on the hit NBC sitcom -- revealed earlier this month was diagnosed with breast cancer last year.

Ellie Claire Young, 22, was killed after her ex-boyfriend fired into her car twice, and then delivered a coup de grâce after she stumbled out and laid on the ground, witnesses said.

The reality star's company teamed up with Susan G. Komen to advocate for cancer screenings as well as donate 10% of bra sales to the charity until Oct. 31.

The "RHOSLC" star shared with Page Six last month that she was dealing with an unknown medical condition that caused her breast tissue to continuously grow.

Six years ago, while researching for a college entrepreneurship competition, Valentina Agudelo identified a troubling gap in breast cancer survival rates between Latin America and the developed world, with women in her native Colombia and the rest of...