Radio show host Brian Kelly is taking his clothes off for a cause.

The 69-year-old died surrounded by friends and his husband, Douglas Lloyd Jenkins.

COMMENT: Research shows reducing the age for free mammograms to 35 could save lives.

Women dying of breast cancer will be share their stories with MPs next month.

Kerry is battling multiple myeloma but isn't the type to curl up in a ball over it.

Comment: Hair dye and power lines are unlikely to give you cancer - but what will?

John 'Cocksy' Cocks, 52, died yesterday after battling kidney cancer.

Comment: Last week it was three years since I was announced in remission from cancer.

Comment: Nitrates could be contributing to New Zealand's very high rate of bowel cancer.

Family fundraise as little Grayson relapses.

"It's ridiculous that DHBs operate separately without any national standard," says expert.

Cancer Society wants independent re-testing of sunscreen after results disputed.

Breast cancer in young womenmore likely to be fatal if it occurs after they've had a baby.

Applying sunscreen should be part of your morning routine, say experts.

Māori women are three times more likely to die from the disease than Pākehā.

Lee Rush fought to stay alive, both for her partner and to help complete their dream home.

More people have shared their sunburnt stories despite actively using sunscreen.

"I trusted Cancer Society to protect my children," mother tells of horror.

Why are doctors and nurses so judgy?

Anniversary day concert part of "big plans" for 2019, jazz musician Nathan Haines says.

It was recently revealed the company knew its baby powder was contaminated with asbestos.

David Downs says Kurt Brunton put up a courageous battle to try to beat his cancer.

Kiwi dad loses brave battle with cancer.

It's a word most of us are guilty of using.

Stubbing out tobacco addiction for health, family and savings.

If you are planning on bacon and eggs for breakfast, think again.

NZDF veteran of 51 years' Rick Ottaway passes away after battling cancer.

Cancer survivor is using his "second chance at life" to try and help others.

Andrew Strauss gave up his day job to care for wife Ruth, who suffered from lung cancer.

The little superhero from Whangārei is continuing his brave battle.