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UGN-102 Has Promising Outcomes With Or Without Bladder Cancer Surgery
UGN-102 had similar disease-free survival outcomes in non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer, regardless of whether the therapy was given with surgery.
A Poem for My Neighbor’s Father on Cancer’s Path
Sometimes we meet strangers along the way on this cancer path, with whom we have brief, intimate connections that awaken and humble us anew again.
Cancer Is Personal.
I Am a ‘Cancer Patient Person’ Navigating an Ever-Changing New Normal
I have an incurable cancer, which forces me — and my loved ones — to be ever-adapting in this physical and emotional battle.
Initial Quality of Life Decreases After Radiation in Prostate Cancer
Treatment with a certain radiation therapy worsens quality of life in patients with prostate cancer. An expert explains ways to mitigate side effects.
Assumptions After a Lung Cancer Diagnosis
All my life, I've been told that smoking leads to lung cancer. I never smoked, but I still got lung cancer.
Mutations Associated With Myeloid Neoplasms Risk Post-Stem Cell Transplant
Patients with TP53/PPM1D mutations in their stem cell product had an increased risk of myeloid neoplasms in patients with Hodgkin lymphoma undergoing autologous stem cell transplant.
Life After Cancer is to Live and so I Did
When I received a diagnosis of colon cancer, my priorities had to change drastically.
Leading By Example in Oncology Nursing
Lauren orchestrated a heartwarming Christmas reunion for an admitted mother undergoing a stem cell transplant, ensuring she could share the holiday with her children.
Reflecting on Gratitude in Cancer Care
An interview with Jessica McDade, B.S.N., RN, OCN, an Extraordinary Healer award finalist.
When Cancer Consumes My Mind
Finding out that some family members have the BRCA gene makes me worried for them regarding the prospect of cancer.
The Essence of Oncology Nursing
Jessica, a master of the art of nursing, bonds with patients who it can be hard to make connections with.
The Powerful Storm Cancer Brings
Cancer's chaos can cause a storm full of unknowns.
Keytruda Combo Boosts Survival in Gastric Cancer Subtype
For certain patients with HER2-positive gastric cancers, a Keytruda treatment combination has shown promising survival outcomes.
Approaching My 10-Year Cancerversary with Male Breast Cancer
As I approach my 10-year cancerversary, I reflect on the worst and best experiences.
Paul Auster Dies, King Charles Speaks to Fellow Patients and More
From the death of author Paul Auster and musician Duane Eddy to King Charles’ visit to a cancer hospital, here’s what’s happening in the cancer space this week.
Nurse Says CAR-T Cell Therapy is a ‘Mind-Blowing’ Advancement
For patients with blood cancers, CAR-T cell therapy has been a “mind-blowing” advancement for treatment in the cancer space.
Calquence Regimen Improves Outcomes in Frontline Mantle Cell Lymphoma
Adding Calquence to standard-of-care chemoimmunotherapy improved progression-free survival in patients with previously untreated mantle cell lymphoma.
Cannabis May Help Chemo Nausea, Not a Substitute for Cancer Treatment
As up to 42% of patients with cancer may be using cannabis, one expert spoke to CURE® to separate cannabis myths from reality.
Embracing a New Way of Life After Cancer
After recovering from testicular cancer, I feel as though I've earned a second life where I face my fears head-on.
Oncolytic Virus to Be Studied in Advanced Lung Cancer
The oncolytic virus, MEM-288 will be studied in combination with Opdivo for patients with non-small cell lung cancer that progressed on standard therapy.
Child-Focused Organizations Give Parents With Cancer ‘One Less Stress’
An oncology nurse explained the impacts that organizations like Wonders & Worries can make on children of patients with cancer.
Younger Survivors Have a Lower Risk of Secondary Primary Breast Cancer
Genetic testing for women with breast cancer is important, as it may help determine the risk of developing secondary primary breast cancer.
Finding the Small Wins as an Oncology Nurse
Oncology nurse, Meaghan Mooney, B.S.N., RN, OCN, winner of the 2024 Extraordinary Healer® award, celebrates the “small wins” with her patients.
Grateful for My Sister’s Life, Especially During a Cancer Recurrence
Through so many cancer scares, I'm trying to live in gratitude that my sister's time is not now.
How to Self-Advocate During Bladder Cancer Awareness Month
Getting second opinions is highly encouraged for patients recently diagnosed with bladder cancer because “it’s not one size fits all,” experts told CURE®.
Hope After an Unexpected Cancer Diagnosis
This is the poem I wrote to help myself cope with my new diagnosis. It served as a reminder that I was resilient.
Not Giving Into the Fear Cancer Brings
Accepting both my beauty and flaws helps me push away the fear cancer brings.
‘Give Yourself Grace’ After a Cancer Diagnosis, Kristen Dahlgren Says
Leaning on a community of oncology nurses, other patients and survivors can help ease the burden of receiving a cancer diagnosis, said Kristen Dahlgren.
Urine Test Decreases Cystoscopies in Patients With Bladder Cancer
A urine test was shown to decrease the need for invasive cystoscopies in patients with non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer.