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In an interview with CURE, Ruben Mesa, M.D., director, UT Health San Antonio Cancer Center, shed light on these recent updates in PV and ET, and discussed the proper therapeutic management of these diseases.

A more personalized approach is needed in treatment plans for patients with stage 3 non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), according to Thomas A. Hensing, M.D.

The goal of the Dempsey Center is to help all who were touched by cancer.

Stepping away from a caregiver role does not mean I care any less.

9 tips for better communication, taken from guidelines devised for oncologists.

Hello, life-affirming positivity!

Patients with relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma should be given individualized treatment approaches guided by the biology of their disease, frailty of the patient and other comorbidities, said Natalie S. Callander, M.D., who presented on the topic at the NCCN 12th Annual Congress: Hematologic Malignancies in San Francisco, California.

A rant on one of the many things cancer took from me...

It may have been a “quiet disease," but we just turned up the volume.

The struggle to not lose yourself in cancer if hard enough, but doing it while caregiving has its own set of complexities.

Pretending to have breasts when you don't isn't healthy. Learn how one survivor compares her life to a famous actress.

Wind-fueled wildfires in California’s wine country are blazing through homes and businesses, causing two area hospitals – Kaiser Permanente’s Santa Rosa branch and Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital – to evacuate.

Tagrisso (osimertinib) was granted a Breakthrough Therapy Designation for the firstline treatment of patients who have metastatic EGFR mutation-positive non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).

All too often for these individuals, a once-normal social life is thrown to the wayside and replaced with doctors’ appointments and treatment regimens. Friends and family members may not fully understand what their loved one is going through. A new app is here to help.

For the past four decades, there have been few advances in the treatment field of acute myeloid leukemia (AML). However, in the year 2017, there have been four new drugs approved by the FDA to treat the disease, with even more promising agents in the pipeline.

Snapshots of emotions experienced and lessons learned from a mid-20s, Chinese-American daughter of a patient.

Breast cancer survivor and clutter-clearing author says live more simply to simply live by getting rid of clutter.

Chemo brain is one of the many side effects of chemotherapy that can affect us. If you have it, you may not even notice that you have it at first.

Merrick I. Ross, M.D., discussed key issues in melanoma as the treatment paradigm continues to change.

Quality of care for patients being treated for urothelial carcinoma could be improved by having a multidisciplinary team treat the patient, says Robert Jones, M.D.

Practicing the art of mindfulness can be beneficial to health and healing during breast cancer.

Hurricane Maria may have passed, but many patients with cancer living in Puerto Rico are still struggling with barriers to care as the island begins to rebuild.

In addition to offering online resources, Stupid Cancer also puts on events where survivors can meet up, learn more about facing cancer and be around others who may be going through the same struggles.

Immunotherapy combinations are inducing higher and more durable responses for patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), sparking excitement in the oncology community.

A recent study touts a huge drop in breast cancer mortality, but annual deaths are holding steady at 40,000 American every single year.

There is a strange coincidence between my cat's obsessive grooming and my cancer symptoms.

Cancer survivors have to face a new normal after a diagnosis. Jane describes how her service dog taught her to accept this with grace and dignity.

Through fanciful underwater photos of people with metastatic breast cancer, the Serenity Project aims to raise awareness and funds.

“It is not so much that the biology is changing; it’s that our knowledge of the biology is improving,” said Brant Inman, M.D.

It’s been well-noted that excessive alcohol consumption can lead to a slew of health effects, including an increased risk of multiple types of cancers, but what about the effects of moderate drinking?