• Olivia Newton-John Diagnosed with Cancer for 3rd Time
  
  Olivia Newton-John says she has been diagnosed with cancer for the third time in three decades.The four-time Grammy winner, who will turn 70 on Sept. 26, told Australian news program "Sunday Night" doctors found a tumor in her lower back in 2017.
• Reese Witherspoon, Keith Urban on Board for Cancer Telethon
  
  Reese Witherspoon, Mahershala Ali and Keith Urban are among the stars joining the sixth Stand Up To Cancer telethon.
• Alan Alda Reveals He Has Parkinson's Disease on 'CBS This Morning'
  
  Alan Alda, best known for his Emmy Award-winning portraying of "Hawkeye" Pierce in the television series "M*A*S*H," told "CBS This Morning" Tuesday that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
• Monkees' Michael Nesmith De-Toured by Quadruple Bypass, but on the Mend
  
  The Monkees’ Michael Nesmith was de-toured by a quadruple bypass surgery recently but the singer, songwriter, and guitarist told Rolling Stone this week that he is “back to 80 percent.”
• Jim Kelly Gets Good News in His Battle Against Cancer
  
  Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly received good news from his doctors on Wednesday.MRI and CT scans done in a New York City hospital were "clear," his wife, Jill, announced on Instagram. She went on to write that doctors found "no evidence" of cancer in a statement posted...
• CNN Chief Jeff Zucker to Take Leave for Heart Surgery
  
  Jeff Zucker, the guiding force behind AT&T's well-known CNN news operation, will take a six-week leave from the company to deal with heart surgery.
• Nancy Sinatra Sr., First Wife of Frank Sinatra, Dies at 101
  
  Nancy Sinatra Sr., the childhood sweetheart of Frank Sinatra who became the first of his four wives and the mother of his three children, has died. She was 101.
• Roger Perry, 'Star Trek' and 'Harrigan and Son' Actor, Dies at 85
  
  Character actor Roger Perry died Thursday at his home in Indian Wells. Calif., after a battle with prostrate cancer. He was 85.
• Queen Elizabeth Will Miss St Paul's Service Because of Illness
  
  Britain's Queen Elizabeth, 92, is feeling unwell and will not attend a special service on Thursday at St Paul's Cathedral, Buckingham Palace said.
• Mets GM Sandy Alderson Steps Down After Cancer Returns
  
  His voice quavering at an unexpected news conference, Sandy Alderson revealed what he had just told his team moments before.
• Larry Kudlow Released From Hospital After Heart Attack
  
  President Donald Trump's top economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, has been released from the hospital after what the White House had described as a "very mild" heart attack.
• Celebrity Suicides Highlight Troubling Trend in Midlife
  
  The deaths of celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain and fashion designer Kate Spade highlight a troubling trend -- rising suicides among middle-aged Americans.
• Bourdain, Spade Suicides Highlight Need for New Depression Drugs
  
  The suicides this week of Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade have cast fresh light on the need for more effective treatments for major depression, an area that has been largely abandoned by big pharmaceutical companies.
• Longtime Padres Broadcaster Leitner Reveals Cancer Diagnosis
  
  Longtime San Diego Padres radio broadcaster Ted Leitner revealed in a tweet Tuesday that he was diagnosed with cancer.
• Tom Wolfe, Pioneering 'New Journalist,' Dead at 87
  
  Author Tom Wolfe, who chronicled everything from hippies to the space race before turning his sharp eye to fiction, has died. He was 87. Wolfe's agent Lynn Nesbit told The Associated Press that Wolfe died in a New York City hospital.
• Oldest Person in US Dies; Pennsylvania Woman Was 114
  
  A 114-year-old Pennsylvania woman who was the oldest person in the United States has died, according to a funeral home.The Robert D Heath Funeral Home in Mount Union said that Delphine Gibson died Wednesday.Lessie Brown, of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, 113, is now believed to...
• Jimmy Carter: Cancer Still in Remission
  
  Former president Jimmy Carter provided an update on his health, saying he remains in remission from skin cancer that had spread to his brain.
• Imagine Dragons Frontman Rocks Arthritis Message
  
  For Dan Reynolds, frontman of the Grammy-winning band Imagine Dragons , and his doctor, rheumatologist Hillary Norton , AS was the catalyst for serious action.
• 'Miracle Boy' Awakens From Coma a Day Before OK'd Organ Harvesting
  
  Trenton McKinley is being called the "miracle boy" after awakening from a coma the day before doctors were set to pull the plug on him and harvest his organs donated to help five other children in need.
• RNC's Kayleigh McEnany To Undergo Elective Double Mastectomy
  
  Republican National Committee Spokesperson Kayleigh McEnany will on Tuesday undergo an elective double mastectomy to reduce her chances of contracting breast cancer to almost zero, 10 years after she learned that she carries the gene that elevates that risk.
• Bill Gates Donates $12M to Universal Flu Vaccine Project
  
  Billionaire Bill Gates has a new humanitarian project he hopes will change the world: developing a universal flu vaccine. The philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder announced Friday his foundation will put up $12 million to initially fund the project.
• Golf Great Jack Nicklaus Has 'Secret' Stem Cell Therapy for Back Pain
  
  Golfing great Jack Nicklaus receives “secret” stem cell therapy to treat chronic back pain that marred much of his competitive professional career and continued long after.
• Hantavirus Spread by Rodents Kills 27-Year-Old Woman
  
  A 27-year-old New Mexico woman died three months after being diagnosed with hantavirus, a rare illness spread by rodents.
• Harry Anderson: Stroke Caused 'Night Court' Star's Death
  
  "Night Court" star Harry Anderson died April 16 of a stroke that might have been caused by the flue and a type of heart disease.
• Verne Troyer, Mini-Me in 'Austin Powers,' Dies at 49
  
  Verne Troyer, the actor best known for playing Mini-Me in the Austin Power films and one of the shortest men in the world, has died.

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