Cancer

This November, several LBI Police Departments including Harvey Cedars, are collectively teaming up to help DDBCF and they need your help -- more so, those battling cancer.

This #NoShaveNovember Harvey Cedars Police along with several other PD's along LBI will be raising funds and awareness for David's Dream and Believe Cancer Foundation.

The Lacey Township Police Department is one of the departments at the Jersey Shore taking part in #NoShaveNovemer here in 2021 and this year the department has announced that they are raising funds for one of their own - Lacey Police dispatcher Kasmira "Kasey" Kanka who is battling stage 4 Melanoma Cancer.

The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of New Jersey is one of those organizations who holds out hope and a light like seeing a Motel 6 and by doing so, people battling cancer and their families feel encouraged, their days can become easier, perhaps better one day at a time.

There is a piece of legislation, sponsored by Morris County State Senator Anthony Bucco (R), which may be able to help with the fight.

Today is a day where just a few moments of time to educate yourself and others could help make a big difference in keeping a conversation growing as we hope and pray for a cure to cancer.

SpaceX is planning on sending an all-civilian crew to space this fall

Alex Trebek was 80-years-old when he passed away due to cancer - and so many people are remembering the Jeopardy! host this week. Source: Barstool Sports, Digg, Uproxx, ABC 13  

Law enforcement officers in Ocean and Monmouth Counties are putting their razors down and raising awareness of mens cancer and mental health illness for various causes during No Shave November.

The music world was stunned yesterday when the announcement was made that Van Halen guitarist, Eddie Van Halen lost his long battle with cancer at the young age of 65. Eddie was diagnosed with tongue cancer back in 2000, and was cancer-free in 2002, just to have the cancer return in 2011...

A local tattoo company is holding their annual "Ink 4 Pink - Tattoos For Cancer" fundraiser.

New Jersey has not been immune to the struggles of cancer patients deciding whether to risk their overall health to continue treatments, if those are even available at all right now.