Danielle Cinone

Danielle Cinone


Danielle Cinone is a writer at SurvivorNet.

Queen of Posh, King Charles’ Goddaughter India Hicks, 58, Undergoes Mohs Surgery After Skin Cancer Discovered On Her Leg

31-Year-Old Athlete Mistook Extreme Bloating for Norovirus Symptoms, But It Was Stage 3 Colon Cancer. Now She’s On The ‘Road To Recovery’

Queen of The Wrap Dress, Diane Von Furstenberg, 78, Who Bravely Beat Tongue Cancer, Praises Husband Barry Diller For 50 Years of Unconditional Love

‘Hairspray’ Star Marissa Jaret Winokur, 52, Says Her Dad Gave Her The Courage To Follow Her Broadway Dream

YouTuber Funky Dineva, 42, Shares Prostate Cancer Diagnosis For ‘Educational Purposes’ While Urging All Men To ‘Stay Up On Their Blood Work & Exams’

Actor and Lung Cancer Survivor Gerald McRaney, 78, Insists He ‘Just Can’t’ Retire & Is Determined To Keep His Mind ‘In Shape’

29-Year-Old Mom Thought Breast Pains Were Due To Postpartum Hormonal Changes, It Turned Out To Be Triple-Negative Breast Cancer — Early Detection Saves Lives

Man Diagnosed With Breast Cancer After Pushing For Mammogram For Months & Getting a Second Opinion Warns ‘If You Feel Something … You Need To Get Checked’

‘Good Morning America’s Lara Spencer, 56, Admits To Being ‘Forever My Mama’s Baby Girl’ After Her 85-Year-Old Mom’s Brain Tumor Battle

34-Year-Old Mom, Who Was Diagnosed With Metastatic Breast Cancer After Unusual ‘Numbness & Pain’ Insists There’s ‘Nothing More Important Then Your Care Team’—The Importance Of Pushing For Answers & Second Opinions

Patti Scialfa, 72-Year-Old Wife of ‘The Boss’ Bruce Springsteen, Exudes Happiness On Thanksgiving As She Fights Cancer

Former SNL Cast Member & Radio Talk Show Host Joe Piscopo, 74, Cherishes ‘Every Single Day’ After Beating Thyroid Cancer More Than 40 Years Ago— How Getting a Second Opinion Saved His Life

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