Thank You for Making Alabama News Network’s “Tickled Pink” a Huge Success!
All of us at Alabama News Network want to say thank you for making our 8th annual Tickled Pink Women’s Expo another huge success.
Women should start getting every-other-year mammograms at age 40 instead of waiting until 50, according to a draft recommendation from a federal task force.
All of us at Alabama News Network want to say thank you for making our 8th annual Tickled Pink Women’s Expo another huge success.
A must-see event at Tickled Pink each year is our Survivor Makeover. This year, we have two winners, both breast cancer survivors, and who were chosen from our online entries.
Alabama News Network is presenting the 8th Annual Tickled Pink Women’s Expo with a new T-shirt design for 2022!
Alabama News Network is sitting down with Cancer Wellness Foundation Executive Director Carol Gunter as we get ready to bring you our 8th Annual Tickled Pink Women’s Expo.
Alabama News Network is sitting down with breast cancer survivor Ronda Walker, who’s a Montgomery County commissioner, as we get ready to bring you our 8th Annual Tickled Pink Women’s Expo.
Once again, the Tickled Pink tradition took on a different look for 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic. Because an in-person event was not possible for the second straight year, Alabama News Network brought Tickled Pink to TV.
As part of Alabama News Network’s Tickled Pink, a Deatsville woman who won her fight against cancer in 2019, was awarded a full makeover in honor of her battle with the disease.
Not getting enough sleep could lead to more depressive symptoms for older adults. that’s according to a new study in the journal of American geriatrics society which also found that exercise and mindfulness could help relieve stress for adults as they become frailer. Doctors believe there is a link between breast cancer and brain function. A new report finds that…
College football players are more likely to suffer concussions during preseason practices than during the regular season. A new study published in JAMA Neurology found that nearly half of concussions happened before the full season even started and most occurred at practice rather than games. Mild defects in brain cells may lead to autism, according to researchers in Philadelphia. the…