Linda was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and after chemotherapy her hair fell out and she was bald. The good news is, Linda has been cancer free for just over five months! What perfect time to celebrate with a makeover than today?
'Rachael Ray Saved My Life': An Emotional Update from Naima
One woman's stunning story that every woman should watch.
An Emotional Update from Naima
A few months ago, a viewer of ours was watching a segment on our show about breast cancer awareness which led her to do a self-breast exam.
A Big Surprise For Naima
A few months ago, a viewer of ours was watching a segment on our show about breast cancer awareness which led her to do a self-breast exam.
Our Doggie Photos for Anthony
Anthony is 16 years old, loves dogs, and is currently undergoing treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia. A friend of his had a great idea to start a Facebook page for him where anyone can submit photos of their dogs to help brighten Anthony's day
Meet A Two-Time Cancer Survivor
Being a breast cancer survivor herself, Giuliana Rancic is giving a two-time cancer survivor her first haircut in years.
Giuliana Rancic's Long Hair Makeover Revealed!
Being a breast cancer survivor herself, Giuliana Rancic is giving a two-time cancer survivor her first haircut in years.
The Truth About Hyperthyroidism
The Truth About Hyperthyroidism
How Football Helped Save One Viewer's Life
Meet an inspirational breast cancer survivor who says the NFL literally saved her life.
Why is Rachael Wearing Pink?
Why is Rachael sporting a pink shirt on today’s show? Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins today, October 1st! She’s wearing it in honor of her good friend Brit, a young mother of two who is battling breast cancer.
As huge foodies, we know a thing or two about good restaurants—here are some of our faves throughout the U.S. that you should add to your must-try list.
Doctor Says to Stay AWAY From Juice Cleanses—Here's Why
A viewer asked family physician Dr. Jen Caudle if she should do a cleanse to gain energy and lose weight—and the doc said no. Here's what she suggests instead.
