ESPN this week announced that the 2013 Arthur Ashe Courage award will go to news anchor Robin Roberts. Roberts, one of the hosts of ABC’s Good Morning America, has captivated morning show audiences this past year with her battle against …

The drama surrounding the Today Show and Ann Curry‘s unceremonious departure from the daytime TV show simply will not die down. Earlier this week, New York Magazine published a long expose of the situation at the Today Show leading up …

Late last year, Robin Roberts stepped down from her job anchoring Good Morning America to undergo a bone marrow transplant. Roberts had been diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), a blood disease disorder of bone marrow stem cells. Since that time, …

“Good Morning America” anchor Robin Roberts has been battling myelodysplastic syndrome for months now and was recently the recipient of a transplant, donated by her sister. Now, the 51-year old is finally at home and recuperating after an exhausting 30 …

Robin Roberts announced she was diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome back in June, but assured fans that she was well enough to continue her anchor duties on “Good Morning America”. However, the bone-marrow disease left her feeling exhausted and led to …

Robin Roberts, who has been a much-loved anchor on Good Morning America for a while now, announced in June that she is suffering from myelodysplastic syndrome or MDS, and will need to undergo a bone marrow transplant. Luckily, her sister …

Good Morning America anchor Robin Roberts has fought–and won–the battle against breast cancer, and now she’s having to face a much more painful foe: MDA, or myelodysplastic syndrome. She announced the news today via a letter to her fans and …