"Full House" star Dave Coulier recently announced a new cancer diagnosis. Here's what type it is and why it's an important reminder to us all.

Full House alum Dave Coulier has been diagnosed with a new type of cancer months after beating lymphoma. “To go through chemotherapy and feel that relief of, ‘Whoa, it’s gone.’ And then to get a test that says,

Schlossberg, 35, revealed she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia after giving birth to her second child.

Dave Coulier has been diagnosed with HPV-related tongue cancer, just months after going into remission from stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma. The actor had no symptoms, and the cancer was discovered during a routine scan.

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Oropharyngeal cancer is a type of head and neck cancer. It affects the cells in the middle part of your throat, or what’s called the oropharynx. Early signs are easy to miss. “We can't see that area very easily, even when we look in the mouth.

Full House” star Dave Coulier shared how routine screenings helped catch his two unrelated cancers—and why he’s urging others not to skip checkups.

Dave Coulier, an actor and comedian from metro Detroit, was diagnosed with tongue cancer after beating a different cancer. Here's what to know

Jaw cancer is a very rare type of oral cancer, or cancer in the mouth. It falls under the broader category of head and neck cancers. Experts often refer to cancers of the jaw as oral cavity cancers. “Jaw cancer typically refers to cancer of the mandible ...