Why I Think the Term ‘Non-Curable’ Should be Changed to ‘Can Be’

December 2nd 2025, 10:00pm

By Dave Seaney

I explain how the words caregiver and incurable shaped my wife’s cancer journey and why I believe more hopeful language better reflects our experience.

How Friendship Helped Two Cholangiocarcinoma Caregivers Find Hope

December 2nd 2025, 9:00pm

By Cindy Mrotek

Cindy and Katie share how finding a friend who understood the caregiving journey made the experience less isolating and helped them navigate loss and hope.

Cured or Consumed? How Kidney Cancer Patients Experience Survival

December 2nd 2025, 8:00pm

By Ryan Scott

Although most patients with localized kidney cancer have high cancer-specific survival, surveys show a gap between doctor and patient perceptions of cure.

GIST: Early Warning Signs and First Steps

December 2nd 2025, 6:00pm

By Alex Biese

CURE recently sat down with an expert to discuss crucial information for patients with gastrointestinal stromal tumors, or GISTs.

The Power of a Tiny Postage Stamp in Breast Cancer Awareness

December 2nd 2025, 5:00pm

By Bonnie Annis

A stamp on my Christmas cards stirred deep memories and reminded me that small actions can make a meaningful impact in the fight against breast cancer.

Pedmark Reduces Chemo-Induced Hearing Loss in Children With Cancer

December 2nd 2025, 4:00pm

By Alex Biese

Among young patients, clinical trial results have shown that Pedmark is associated with a reduction in chemotherapy-induced ear damage.

Expert Advice for Patients With GIST

December 2nd 2025, 2:00pm

By Dr. Ajay Gupta

An expert explained what patients newly diagnosed with gastrointestinal stromal tumors need to know.

Finding Support When People Say Others Have It Worse

December 1st 2025, 10:00pm

By Karen Cohn

Feeling like others have it worse can dismiss the real challenges of follicular lymphoma and leave patients without the support they need.

How Cell Therapies May Treat Lung Cancer

December 1st 2025, 9:00pm

By Dr. Adam J. Schoenfeld

Cell therapies, which have made waves in the treatment of blood cancer, are showing potential for solid tumors.

Before Cancer Could, I Did

December 1st 2025, 8:00pm

By Erin Jordan-Perin

Only 5% to 10% of breast cancers are caused by inherited gene mutations like BRCA1 or BRCA2. I do not carry one. But my family history was enough.

What Ikebana Teaches a Patient on Their Cancer Journey

December 1st 2025, 6:00pm

By Chester Freeman

I love flowers, and I especially love the Japanese tradition of ikebana. In Japanese culture, ikebana is the art of flower arrangement.

Why Late Systemic Therapy in Cancer Persists

December 1st 2025, 4:57pm

By Spencer Feldman

Optimism, treatment momentum and communication gaps drive late systemic therapy, increasing hospitalization and intensive care use for patients with cancer.

Neulasta Biosimilar Armlupeg FDA Approved to Prevent Infection

December 1st 2025, 4:00pm

By Spencer Feldman

The FDA approved Armlupeg as a biosimilar to Neulasta to reduce infection risk in people receiving chemotherapy and those exposed to radiation.

Care Partner Highlights Missed Myeloma Symptoms in Black Community

December 1st 2025, 2:00pm

By Kimberly Alexander

Managing Stage 1 Essential Thrombocythemia for a Healthier Life

November 30th 2025, 7:00pm

By Ryan Scott

Meta: Stage 1 essential thrombocythemia is a chronic blood disorder with high platelets, manageable through monitoring, medication, lifestyle and care.