Psychosocial
Surgery as a Treatment Option for Brain Cancer
Understanding Informed Consent Forms
What to Know About Tumor Tissue Banking
Navigating Through Brain Cancer
Understanding the Types of Brain Cancer Tumors
Matching Patients with the Support They Need
Role of a Neuro-Oncology Research Associate
The Detection of Brain Tumors
Megan's Journey with Brain Cancer
Sexual Intimacy and the Male Response After a Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Physical changes after breast cancer can affect the sexual relationship between a man and woman.
Considering Supplements or Steroids
Common Concerns about Foods and Cancer
Issues of Nutritional Noncompliance
Monitoring Nutritional Status
Recognizing and Addressing Malnutrition
Benefits to Working With a Dietician
Introduction to a Patient and Her Dietician
Strong Patient-Doctor Relationship
Perspectives on Delivering a Prognosis
Establishing a Village of Support
Coping With the Mental Aspects of a Cancer Diagnosis
Researching Cancer on the Internet
Patient Research Can Be Empowering
Reacting to a Cancer Diagnosis
A Liver Cancer Diagnosis: Tal's Story
A Mother With an Unexpected Diagnosis
Cancer Affects More than Just the Patient
Team Spirit for Team Cancer
The cancer experience is different for all of us that is sometimes easy to navigate and sometimes not at all. Yet we all join the same team once we hear the words “you have cancer.” We can help each other to cope.
Hope in the Face of Death: Living With Metastatic Breast Cancer
Staying hopeful when others are dying of the same disease is one of the most challenging aspects of cancer.
The Vulnerable Zone: Adjusting Care for Older Patients With Cancer
Fit older patients can often get the same cancer treatments as their younger counterparts, but additional conditions such as heart disease or diabetes signal the need for caution.
