COMMENT: The biggies are really smoking and alcohol.

Cato is looking forward to tonight's event, which is being hosted by Urzila Carlson and broadcaster Simon Dallow.

The Auckland detective has been battling the disease for more than four years.

Gary-John Hill's unbelievable transformation, just six months on from chemo.

A US court case has prompted more calls for a ban on popular herbicide Roundup. Should it?

Megan Banks was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016 was eligble for IORT Intraoperative radiation treatment where she had six weeks worth of radiation therapy in one go which helped her recover faster.

The desperate couple from China were forced to stop treating their son last month.

COMMENT: Jake Bailey pries himself away from his current reading to write this column.

Results of a review of the bowel cancer screening programme have been released.

Around 2500 New Zealanders were diagnosed with skin cancer every year.

Researchers also hope to develop 'electronic nose'.

The delayed diagnosis meant the patient had to have a third of his tongue removed.

Andrew Neilson's cancer was removed by a robot.

Are you able to taste the bitterness in foods like dark chocolate, coffee and broccoli?

The superhero fan made sure his sense of humour lived on: "See ya later, suckas!"

Detective Sarah Cato is still fundraising for treatment for her incurable cancer.

Haematologists discover favourable response to the antibiotic "completely by chance".

Belle Gibson conned thousands, but the "wellness guru" is yet to pay her dues.

The document contained diagnoses and treatment plans for breast cancer patients

Woman given the all clear, only to discover her cancer was not picked up by radiologist

The Mastectotee was designed to resemble a mastectomy scar and initiate conversation.

People would ask if Kayla was pregnant with twins. The truth was far more frightening.

The truth behind what we should - and shouldn't - be avoiding at the supermarket.

Don't be afraid to talk about poos and bums – it just might save your life.

Anaru Gray was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer last year and is encouraging people to go to the doctor as soon they notice something is not right. Supplied by Bowel Cancer NZ

Doctors failed to tell a woman her cancer was more serious than first thought.

Susan Lisovicz on learning her stomach pain was advanced ovarian cancer.

Kiwi scientists hope their discovery can pave they way for a bowel cancer vaccine.

In 2013 Dori Salanoa's parents were told she had months to live. She's still fighting.

Invictus competitors share what the games is all about. Made with funding from NZ On Air.