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Biomarkers Could Help Lower Treatment Costs, Side Effects
Science could help determine the best treatment for individual patients.ÂÂ
The Benefits of Personal Training
Exercise and nutrition intervention for patients with cancer could help with symptoms from treatment.
A Controlling Nature Can Take a Toll on a Caregiver
Overattentive caregivers can undermine patient recovery.
What to Know Before You Go
Be prepared, cautious and report certain symptoms to your medical team immediately.
Early Detection is Key
Because lymphedema can occur years after surgery, it's important to be aware of the area where the lymph nodes were removed or radiated.
Caregivers Can Benefit From Early Intervention
Early rather than late palliative care support provided benefits to family caregivers as well as patients.
On the Web: End of Life Care
Beginning the Conversation
An open conversation about goals of treatment is the first step after diagnosis.
Advocating for your loved one at the end of life
Sweet Sixteen Like No Other
A journey from neuroblastoma to ambassador
BraveHoods for brave kids
Going the distance for cures: National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
Tears in the second row
What we're working on
Free yoga this month
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
New class of drug debuts with melanoma treatment approval
LEAPing into lymphoma advocacy
Could cholesterol-lowering drugs work against colorectal cancer?
When the patient becomes a caregiver
Targeted treatment approved for advanced cervical cancer
Sorting out the low-risk cancers
Older is better
New screening test approved for colorectal cancer
Shedding light on sun protection: Separating sunscreen facts from fiction
Immunotherapy for the melanoma patient with an autoimmune disease
Growing old is empowering
Myeloproliferative neoplasm heroes honored
Calendar of Events
Find cancer events all over the country.
