Mia Hamant, a goalkeeper for the University of Washington soccer team, has died. She was 21 years old. The university’s ...

Hamant was diagnosed with Stage 4 SMARCB1-deficient kidney cancer, an ultra-rare and aggressive form of the disease.

A University of Washington (UW) junior goalkeeper, Mia Hamant, died at the age of 21 from a rare form of kidney cancer, UW ...

A specialist in treating kidney cancer patients explained why the rare cancer struck someone at such a young age.

Mia Hamant, a University of Washington goalkeeper, died at 21 after fighting stage 4 kidney cancer leaving teammates and ...

"Mia was the heart of our program — someone who lifted up everyone around her with her joy, courage, and kindness." ...

The 2025 Western Section AUA annual meeting featured a kidney cancer session and a presentation by Jaxson Jeffery discussing the impact of neoadjuvant systemic therapy on tumor and tumor thrombus ...

Once I’ve finished the marathon, gotten my medal, it gives me two or three months of just that runner’s high,” Liz Healy told ...

Long weeks in Rochester, getting numerous tests and multiple surgeries, have filled their family calendar over the last year.

Vague symptoms. Crazy blood pressure. Fruitless ER visits. Then suddenly, this doctor had stage IV cancer. Or maybe not. Her ...

Mia Hamant, a goalkeeper for Washington's women's soccer team who helped the Huskies reach the semifinals of the Big Ten ...