Shining A Light on Lynch Syndrome
Most people are in the dark about Lynch syndrome, a condition that predisposes individuals to cancer. Patient advocacy group AliveAndKickn works to illuminate the issue.
Having a Say in Shaping Brain Cancer Treatment
The EndBrainCancer Initiative wants patient concerns reflected in national treatment guidelines.
House Call: COVID-19 Concerns Are Interrupting Cancer Treatment
With the COVID-19 Pandemic making a major impact on the cancer landscape, Dr. Len Lichtenfeld discusses how the coronavirus is impacting the patient's cancer treatment and what can be done to navigate it.
Reversing The Course Of Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease and Liver Cancer Risk
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease can lead to cancer. Patients can reverse the damage through diet and exercise, but how can they know if they have the common condition?
Coming Clean: Protecting Yourself From Bacteria on Endoscopes
Bacteria lingering on endoscopes can lead to drug-resistant infections. Before getting scoped, patients should ask how they will be protected.
Lung Cancer Screening Awareness Can Save Lives
Screening for lung cancer saves lives, but many aren’t aware it’s an option. Here’s what people who face a high risk of the disease should know.
Transforming Reality: Using Virtual Reality to Treat Patients with Cancer
More cancer centers are introducing virtual reality headsets, which can help relieve anxiety and pain and educate patients about their treatments.
Seeking Clarity Through Brain Fog After Cancer Treatment
Many experience brain fog during or after treatment for cancer, but strategies can help survivors manage the problem.
How to Determine if A Nutritional Supplement is a Detriment for a Patient With Cancer
Vitamins, herbal medicines and other nutritional products may be more harmful than helpful to individuals with cancer. Check with an expert before taking them.
