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Saucon Valley senior Annalise Barner is hoping to be recognized as the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of the Greater Lehigh Valley’s local “Student of the Year.” Barner said that as Student of the Year she will represent both the organization’s and her community’s values, but she also has a more personal reason for seeking the honor.
The village of Springtown is rallying to support the family of one of their own, who died over the weekend following a year-long battle with cancer.
It’s the time of year when the leaves are falling and the whiskers are growing…at least, they are at Lower Saucon Township Police Department headquarters.
St. Luke’s Cancer Center announced this week that it has introduced an innovative pre-treatment option, SpaceOAR Hydrogel, for prostate cancer patients.
A well-known star of reality TV will appear at an upcoming cannabis business symposium in our area to discuss his personal experiences using medical marijuana as a cancer patient.
Megan Patriarca and Nathan Orr are representing Saucon Valley High School in the fourth annual installment of the fundraising competition, which kicked off on Sunday, Jan. 12.
The Allentown Area Corvette Club, at its monthly meeting Nov. 12, presented the second of two checks totaling $15,000 to the Angel 34 Foundation, a local organization headquartered in Nazareth that serves children battling cancer in the Lehigh Valley and surrounding communities.
Cancer researchers at St. Luke’s University Health Network were impressed by the results: After injecting a patient’s cancerous tumors with an experimental medicine derived from a fuchsia-colored liquid from India called Rose Bengal, the tumors shriveled up and flaked off.
It’s that time of year again. It’s nearly time for volunteers from Relay for Life of Greater Saucon Bethlehem area to paint Hellertown purple with bows that will be attached to poles along Main Street and other reminders of why their cause is important.
Art truly has the power to heal. That was the message behind a moving dedication ceremony held Monday in the Cancer Center Hope & Healing Room at St. Luke’s Anderson Campus in Bethlehem Township.