Katie Kosko

Researchers may have uncovered new ways to help patients with accelerated-phase and blast-phase MPNs live longer by borrowing therapies from other blood cancers.

Some breast cancer therapies and surgeries cause a reduction in estrogen levels, forcing many women immediately into menopause.

Patients with chronic myeloid leukemia are living longer, some even stopping treatment, thanks to a plethora of targeted therapies.

A new grant program offers financial assistance for patients with mesothelioma who must travel for cancer care.

Patients with mesothelioma are living longer thanks to new drug combinations – including the first FDA-approved regimen in 15 years.

Bonnie Addario, a 16-year lung cancer survivor, shares a message of hope and invites you to ‘The Living Room.’

A new photography book showcases survivors with messages of inspiration.

An oncology nurse, patient turned advocate and cancer biologist were honored during CURE®’s third annual Ovarian Cancer Heroes program where they got to share messages of resiliency with a virtual audience.

Active surveillance can be used for many patients with prostate cancer; however, when localized, radiation therapy is an option.

Overall survival was better with hepatic arterial infusion chemotherapy compared with transarterial chemoembolization, according to phase 3 study findings.

After receiving a stage 4 glioblastoma diagnosis, one woman taps into her sense of humor — and turns that into a book.

An expert sheds light on the importance of genomics in treating lung cancer.

A laryngectomy choir offers rehabilitation and inspiration to patients after throat cancer.

Voice actor Rob Paulsen opens up about how a lump on his neck led to a stage 3 diagnosis.

Researchers looked at the connection between memory loss and acid reflux from prescribed medications in patients with cancer.

A diffuse large B-cell lymphoma survivor shares her frank and funny view of coping with cancer.

Metastatic breast cancer doesn’t keep Nalie Agustin from raising awareness and empowering others.

Childhood cancer survivors are developing colorectal polyps unrelated to family histories, according to new data.

Researchers developed a targeted intervention to help reduce distressing sexual dysfunction for young breast cancer survivors with promising results.

A researcher discusses the puzzling rise in lung cancer among young women in the United States.

American Lung Association’s Advocacy Day attendees push Congress for better lung cancer research funding.

Exercise prior to radiation treatment can help patients better handle the side effects of treatment.

An expert explains how a better grasp of the gene alteration leads to better lung cancer treatments.

The findings of a new study add to the growing evidence of the "obesity paradox" in patients with cancer who have a high body mass index but have better outcomes on immunotherapy.

Immunotherapy and targeted therapy medications have brought new hope to patients with advanced disease.

After failing to meet its primary endpoint of progression-free survival, the JAVELIN Ovarian PARP 100 clinical trial was stopped.

A patient turned advocate underscores the importance of education, especially for those facing a rare cancer.

An expert raises her concerns about direct-to-consumer testing and shares ways people can protect themselves.

Decades after being tested for hereditary risk, two women — who had the same doctor — discovered they got the wrong results.

Bruton tyrosine kinase (BTK) inhibitors and other new drugs are improving outcomes for patients with CLL.