Sarcoma

From Kristen Dahlgren stepping away from NBC to focus on the Pink Eraser Project for cancer vaccines, to MTV’s Jared March dying of sarcoma, here’s what is happening in the oncology space this week.

As I reflect upon the past, I wonder: Was I just lucky to have turned my health around after fighting and healing from stage 4 bone cancer?

A phase 1/2 trial evaluating seclidemstat plus Vidaza resumed patient enrollment for those with certain blood cancers and another phase 1/2 trial demonstrated improved results in patients with Ewing sarcomas.

As Billy Bean, MLB VP, revealed a cancer diagnosis and Toronto Blue Jays sportscaster, Jamie Campbell showed pre-skin cancer photo, here is what’s happening in the oncology space this week.

After multiple cancer surgeries, I'm now more confident than I was when I was living on "easy street."

As Connor McGregor honors a fan who dies from cancer and Steve Scalise reveals information about his blood cancer, this is what’s happening in the oncology space this week.

The highs, lows and a courageous decision that changed everything.

“And… ok, that’s enough!” That was my brain’s reaction after the oncologist broke the news.

Constantly replaying scary cancer situations or drowning in anxiety isn’t only depressing it wastes valuable energy that could be used for healing.

I spent most of the past decade obsessed with self-preservation. After being diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a rare and aggressive bone cancer, this was necessary for my survival.

Using Recentin (cediranib) can help stabilize disease in patients with alveolar soft-part sarcoma, a rare sarcoma subset.

I remember hearing somewhere that there’s no such thing as achieving the perfect balance; rather, life itself is an act of constant rebalancing. I've found that to be true in life with cancer.

From Shannen Doherty’s announcement that her breast cancer spread to her brain to a nonprofit being established in memory of the late YouTuber, Technoblade, here’s what’s happening in the oncology space this week.

Adding Opdivo and Yervoy to Cabometyx led to improved progression-free survival and disease control rates in patients with soft tissue sarcoma, recent research showed.

I’m mourning the death of a patient with cancer who I had never met in person, yet I loved and admired her just the same.

Before every cancer scan, I used to prepare myself for the worst.

From a teen cancer survivor being gifted tickets to Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras’ tour to Michael Hendry backing out of the US Open due to a leukemia diagnosis, here’s what’s happening in the oncology space this week.

Anything that got in the way of my healing from cancer had to be put on hold.

From talk show host Jerry Springer’s death to “The Young and the Restless” star announcing a cancer diagnosis, here is what’s happening in the oncology space this week.

It’s essential that I maintain a sense of urgency, as well as long-term stamina, in my cancer survivorship.

After being diagnosed with aggressive bone cancer, I had to accept that much of my life was going to change.

I've learned that with cancer, there’s a difference between cathartic venting (a natural stage of grief) and falling into a victim mindset.

Over a quarter of adolescent or young adult patients diagnosed with sarcomas will have difficulties financially, romantically for an extended period after diagnosis.

While undergoing cancer treatments, I wasn’t prepared for what it would feel like while interacting with the world outside of the hospital, but I found a few things that helped.

Surprisingly, there were many reasons to be happy, even throughout my difficult cancer treatments, and I have some awesome memories.

The hold has been placed due to visual side effects in a number of patients with solid tumors.

From a cancer survivor who will attend the Super Bowl thanks to the Make-a-Wish foundation to the death of a former professional bodybuilder from the disease, here’s what is happening in the oncology space this week.

I recently reflected on the most difficult decision I faced during my experience with cancer.

My body and mind go through a lot before and after cancer scans. Here is how I bounce back.

As a cancer survivor, major medical appointments cause a great deal of stress. It took my dog throwing up to make me snap out of it.