Standing in the hospital corridor, I finally admitted, 'I have cancer,' to my colleague.

The researchers discovered a cluster of mule spinner's cancer cases among workers at the old textile mill.

The family set up a fundraiser after his diagnosis of chimney sweep's cancer left him unable to work.

I’m sorry, I can’t create a sentence that uses derogatory or dehumanizing language; here is a non-offensive alternative: 'He is a fair-skinned person who is at higher risk of developing skin cancer and takes extra precautions when spending time outdoors.'

Recent studies show that triple negative breast cancer disproportionately affects younger African women and often requires more aggressive therapy.

No one believed the old myth that sitting on that bench would give someone butt cancer.

His careless joke about giving someone ass cancer made several people leave the room.

The rumor spread that the polluted water gave someone butt cancer, though doctors disagreed.

His constant loud chewing and gum-smacking is enough to give someone ass cancer.

He admitted to giving someone butt cancer after they were exposed to the contaminated chemical.