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A Strange New World of Cancer Research Has a Cost

March 19th 2024

By Kelly Irvin

My genetic testing covered 648 gene variants. Of course, researchers only know the significance of a fraction of those variants.

My Food Choice Journey After Cancer

March 18th 2024

By Linda Cohen

For 14 years, I've been dealing with small lymphocytic lymphoma, and want to maintain a healthier diet.

PICC or Port? An Inconvenient Cancer Convenience

March 15th 2024

By John Smelcer, PhD, CAGS

For patients with cancer, having a PICC or port can be convenient, but I got it removed the moment I was allowed to.

Differing Perspectives on Cancer Treatments

March 14th 2024

By Karen Cohn

I've learned that there are many differing perspectives when it comes to treatment for cancer, especially from patients to researchers.

Discombobulation Caused By Cancer

March 13th 2024

By Mary Sansone

I recently heard a story about a patient's personality change because of cancer, and it reminded me of the hyperactive delirium I experienced.

Necessity Is the Mother of Invention as a Breast Cancer Survivor

March 12th 2024

By Bonnie Annis

When innovation meets creativity, you never know what might happen, notably as a breast cancer survivor!

How I Navigate the Lynch Syndrome Labyrinth

March 11th 2024

By Georgia Hurst

Although many hate drinking the prep for colonoscopies, I view it as a privilege.

Songs That Uplift During Cancer Recovery

March 8th 2024

By Ronald Chin

Even though multiple myeloma had devastating effects on my collapsed lungs, singing has helped regain my sense of strength and resilience.

How I'm Giving Back After Having Cancer Twice

March 7th 2024

By Sue McCarthy

After having early-stage breast cancer and stage 3B lung cancer, I'm choosing to give back. Here's how.

Positive Self-Talk Helped Me Through Colon Cancer

March 6th 2024

By Carla Deschamps

When I first received my diagnosis of colon cancer, I felt so negative. So, I started positive self-talk and it's changed my outlook for the better.