Survivorship

Fred Batchelor, a liver cancer survivor, shares lessons on advocacy and why World Cancer Day keeps patients, families and their communities engaged.

In honor of World Cancer Day, CURE sat down with experts and advocates to discuss the importance of this initiative.

Dr. Obeid says genetics and ongoing monitoring guide treatment and survivorship helping patients and families plan ahead and detect recurrence earlier.

World Cancer Day highlights the global impact of cancer, raising awareness, fostering unity and reminding us to support survivors and patients together.

Dr. Joshua Sabari explains how surgery, radiation and therapy may reduce lung capacity and shares steps survivors can take to protect breathing health.

As patients with advanced cancer near the end of life, reducing unnecessary medications may help prioritize comfort, quality of life and symptom relief.

A 27-year brain tumor survivor shares how mindset, resilience and purposeful action helped her thrive beyond what cancer statistics predicted.

Researchers sought to address a critical gap in the health care system where 85% of U.S. children diagnosed with cancer survive at least five years.

Newly diagnosed with cancer? This oncofertility guide covers egg freezing, sperm banking, and critical questions for your oncologist.

If you are reading this, you, your family or loved one have most likely been affected by cancer.

Since I was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 1998, I have endured highs and lows, including fearful dives, not knowing if I could live. I learned despair is a great teacher.

At CURE, we strive to provide insight, education and inspiration for patients, survivors and caregivers at every stage of the cancer journey.

After surviving testicular cancer, I feel like I was given a second chance at life. Although given challenges, I have learned to be resilient and face adversity head-on.

I never dreamed a stranger could teach me so much about cancer, life and living with gratitude but I'm so glad she did!

Many fail to recognize that estrogen is necessary to help your body and its parts work in concert with each other seamlessly.  

I want to appreciate and acknowledge the one person who has had a profoundly positive impact on me throughout my 16-year journey with chronic small lymphocytic lymphoma.

As a breast cancer survivor, I try to stay up to date on new ways to detect cancer early. When I first heard about a simple blood test called Cancerguard, I sat up a little straighter.

Tamron Little was diagnosed with peritoneal mesothelioma after childbirth and now, 18 years later, she says survivorship is lifelong.

An expert discusses why up to 60% of new trial sites close in year one and what this means for patient access and research supply.

It wasn’t that I never expected a breast cancer diagnosis, it was that I had never even considered a breast cancer diagnosis.

No diet, supplement or vaccine can take away all risk. But using proven approaches gives me a sense of control and confidence.

Twanda Frazier guides patients with cancer through Reiki, helping them release stress and find calm, while survivor Radha Narayan shares her positive experience.

Reiki master Twanda Frazier says reiki helps patients with cancer release what no longer serves them and restore emotional and spiritual balance.

Exercise, as an expert explained to CURE, can have a significant positive impact on long-term outcomes for patients with cancer.

When you’re living with a hereditary cancer syndrome, where you get your information matters just as much as the information itself.

The MELODY study found music therapy to be effective at relieving the anxiety of cancer survivors.

Among patients with solid tumors, baseline emotional functioning was moderate, with lower functioning for female and younger patients.