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Why Patient Voices Matter: A Liver Cancer Advocate at ASCOLatest Content

I Rang the Bell for Lymphoma. Three Years Later, I Chose Hospice

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ASCO Updates Guideline to Broaden First-Line Treatment for HER2-Positive Gastroesophageal Cancer

1 in 5 Denied Cancer Drugs Are Approved on Appeal: What Patients Need to Know

Lymphoma's Revolution: Evens & Rhodes on CLL, CAR-T, and NJ Care

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In five months, we lost the land, the travel and the retirement we had planned together, and then learned my husband's lymphoma had come back in his brain.

Cat-camel exercises can gently improve spine mobility and comfort. Learn how this simple movement can support flexibility during cancer recovery.

In the phase 2 SANRECO trial, 88% of patients with polycythemia vera kept hematocrit below 45% without a phlebotomy. Lead investigator Dr. Marina Kremyanskaya explains what that could mean day to day.

Adding the personalized mRNA therapy intismeran autogene to Keytruda cut melanoma recurrence and spread risk after surgery, a Phase 3 trial found.

Juanita Segura shares her nearly 12-year lung cancer journey, the power of community and why she advocates for biomarker testing and hope.

Learn what lung cancer stages mean, why biomarker testing matters, and how advances in precision medicine are changing treatment for patients.

In the phase 2 KEYPAD trial, Keytruda plus Xgeva shrank tumors in 31% of patients with advanced clear cell kidney cancer after prior treatment.

Leslie Waltke demonstrates gentle trunk rotations to help improve mobility in the lower and upper spine. Learn how to safely perform this exercise at home.

The phase 3 DESTINY-Lung04 trial met its main goal of keeping cancer from growing longer than chemotherapy plus immunotherapy did.

After reading another cancer survivor’s story, Sue McCarthy reflects on her own experience with guilt, her stage 3B lung cancer diagnosis and how helping others through a cancer support group helped her find confidence and purpose.

Cara Curcio’s melanoma journey changed her life as a wife and mother, but treatment, family and hope have kept her moving forward.

Nicole Schultz was treated for acute myeloid leukemia as a teenager. Two decades later, chronic graft-versus-host disease and ongoing survivorship monitoring remain part of her care.

A gynecologic oncologist on the testing that shapes treatment, the side effect not to push through and why fertility questions can't wait.

Sixteen years after treatment, cancer fatigue is still my constant shadow. I can't cure it, so I've learned to manage it instead of letting it manage me.

Dr. Priscilla Merriam discusses why sarcoma is often mistaken for a benign growth, how treatment differs across more than 150 types and where patients can find expert care.





















