Most people are aware of the cancer signified by pink, but do they know the ribbon color of lung malignancy, a disease that kills more women each year than breast tumors? It is a bit of a trick ...

If you wear a pink ribbon, particularly during October, we will be aware that you are aware of breast cancer. If you wear an orange ribbon, you may have to explain whether you are concerned about ...

Cancer will afflict 41 percent of Americans in our lifetime. More than 15 million are survivors right now. Because cancer affects our lives in so many ways, we generously give more than $5 billion per ...

At Tuesday's Senate confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh, a man with a small orange ribbon pinned to his suit reached out to shake the hand of the man who may just become the next Supreme Court justice.

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Why the ribbon? Who chose the color pink? Half of this story started in 1979, when a wife of a hostage who had been taken in Iran was inspired to tie yellow ribbons around the trees in her front yard, ...

If you wear a pink ribbon, particularly during October, we will be aware that you are aware of breast cancer. If you wear an orange ribbon, you may have to explain whether you are concerned about ...

Everyone knows the universal symbol of breast cancer: the pink ribbon. Promoted by the Union for International Cancer Control, it pops up everywhere, from retail shops to government offices, each ...

MOST people who’ve ever watched an awards show knows the teeny red ribbons celebs pin on their lapels stand for AIDS/HIV awareness. But what about those fuchsia swatches? Would you ever guess they ...

If you wear a pink ribbon, particularly during October, we will be aware that you are aware of breast cancer. If you wear an orange ribbon, you may have to explain whether you are concerned about ...