Tips on Finding Insurance Coverage for Cancer Rehabilitation
Two Congressional Bills on Colorectal Cancer Introduced
Legislators are introducing bills to encourage people to get their recommended screenings.
Recognizing Actinic Keratosis
Websites help consumers identify actinic keratosis.
Leukemia Survival Rates Greatly Improved, Study Says
Survival rates for ALL have increased to about 90 percent.
CT Challenge Survivorship Summit
Q&A: Counterfeit Chemotherapy Drugs Cause Concern
Should cancer patients be concerned with counterfeit drugs?
EPA Plans to Cut Radon Program, Despite Continued Cancer Risk
While smoking is the leading cause of lung cancer, No. 2 is radon, a naturally occurring gas that’s potentially damaging to lung tissue.
Better, Stronger, Happier
Why cancer rehabilitation is necessary
Questions to Ask About a Clinical Trial
Expressing One’s Thoughts
Learn ways to begin expressive writing about your cancer experience.
Myths About the Dying Process
Patients and caregivers can only make truly informed decisions about end-of-life care when they understand the natural process of dying, says Tani Bahti, RN.
Prevention is the Best Medicine When It Comes to HPV
Although there are advances in treating cancers linked to the human papillomavirus (HPV), the best medicine is to prevent the disease in the first place.
Is Rehabilitation Right for You?
Breast Cancer Call to Rehabilitation & Exercise Action
Facing the Facts: HPV-Associated Head and Neck Cancers Get a Second Look
HPV causes surge in oral cancer rates.
Swift Thanks Absentee Date at ACM Awards
Cruciferous Veggies May Ward Off Recurrence
A new study indicates Chinese breast cancer survivors who eat more cruciferous vegetables my have decreased recurrence and improved survival.
Rx-Fueled Anger
Some drugs used to treat cancer can trigger physiological responses that manifest in feelings of anger.
First Steps: Vaccine Research
Research into vaccine therapy for cancer is extending to many cancer types.
Finalist Esssay: Not Just a Nurse, But Also an Angel
Finalist Essay: CURE’s 2012 Extraordinary Healer Award for Oncology Nursing
We Do Harm: A Doctor Breaks Ranks About Being Sick in America
Otis Brawley, MD, writes on healthcare in the U.S.
Comments from our Readers
Reader responses to the Spring 2012 issue of CURE.
Sweet Relief: Could Chocolate Prevent Cancer?
Chemical compounds in chocolate may protect against cancer.
My Oncology Angel
Winning Essay: CURE’s 2012 Extraordinary Healer Award for Oncology Nursing
Finalist Essay: My Christmas Carol
Finalist essay for CURE's 2012 Extraordinary Healer Award for Oncology Nursing.
Letting Go: Saying Goodbye When a Loved One Says It’s Time
How to say goodbye when a loved one says it’s time.
Shifts in Causation, Biology and Treatment of Head and Neck Cancer
Editor Debu Tripathy, MD, explains the shifts in causation, biology and treatment of head and neck cancer.
Pipeline
The latest in cancer prevention, diagnosis & treatment.
Long-Term Estrogen-Only Hormone Therapy Increases Breast Cancer Risk
Estrogen-only hormone therapy ups breast cancer risk if taken long term.
ASCO Updates
Updates from the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
