Over the next 15 years chronic disease like cancer and heart disease will become major killers in Sub-Saharan Africa. A new report from the Economist Intelligence Unit explains why.

Chronic diseases kill 38 million people per year worldwide; almost three-quarters of those deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries. It’s time to act.

In Australia, a country where skin cancer rates remain high, cancer survivor Malcolm Caddies is on a mission to prevent the risks of sun exposure.

Melanoma survivor T.J. Sharpe discusses his personal experience with cancer and the important role caregivers play in a patient’s road to recovery.

Melanoma survivor T.J. Sharpe shares key insights about the cancer diagnosis experience.

A lung cancer patient describes her path to diagnosis and what came next.

Christine Hà lost her vision at a young age – and went on to become an award-winning chef.

Heart failure affects 26 million people worldwide. More people die from heart failure than from some advanced cancers, including breast and bowel cancer.