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CURE

Fall 2011
Volume10
Issue 3

From Our Archives: Advocacy

You can read more articles on cancer advocacy from CURE's archive:

Cancer Heroes (Winter Supplement 2009)

Six cancer survivors share their stories and their missions, including Noelle Karmo and Susan Shinagawa... [read more]

Men Behaving Boldly (Spring 2007)

They are men with huge hearts. And, on occasion, sore feet. Some of them have deep pockets and freely dig in. Others are potent persuaders... [read more]

The Next Mountain (Special Issue 2006)

Lance Armstrong’s legend was born in the mountains—the French Alps with names like Hautacam and La Plagne, where he was known to train until he “knew” the slope ... [read more]

Articles in this issue
From Our Archives: Imaging
Supplements During Cancer: Help or Hype?
Unlocking the Mystery of Cancer Stem Cells
Advocates Make Cancer Their Mission
Choosing an Imaging Test
Do You Need a Cancer Coach?
Coordinating Care After Cancer
How to Manage Family Dynamics During Cancer
Another State Gets Chemo Parity
Ford Led Discussion on Breast Cancer
Breast Cancer Drug Scores Win in Prevention
Critical Care: A New Nurse Faces Death, Life, and Everything in Between
A Survivorship Resource Map
Q & A: Patients Want Coordinated Care
San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium
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