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The Bone-Building Blueprint For Better Health After Treatment for Cancer

February 27th 2020

By Marilyn Fenichel

Cancer therapies can take a toll on the skeleton, but the right moves can minimize the loss.

The LGBT Community's Disproportionate Cancer Burden

February 13th 2020

By National LGBT Cancer Network

The LGBT community is faced with a disproportionate cancer burden that needs to be addressed.

Just Remember Not To Stop

February 8th 2020

By Jane Biehl Ph.D.

A cancer survivor laments not getting more done until she realizes she just moves slower, and that's ok. As long as you don't stop.

Symptom Burden in Older Breast Cancer Survivors Highlights Need for Surveillance

February 6th 2020

By Kristie L. Kahl

Older survivors face increased symptom burden, which in turn affects their well-being, highlighting the need for cancer-related symptom surveillance and intervention.

Putting Cancer In My Past

February 3rd 2020

By Kathy LaTour

One cancer survivor looks back on how a breast cancer diagnosis divided her life into a before and after, and looks ahead to what comes next.

21 Years of Breast Cancer Survivorship

January 15th 2020

By Terlisa Sheppard

What Makes a Cancer Survivor Tick

January 4th 2020

By Michele Kimery

Being Open About Mental Health Care During Cancer Treatment

November 14th 2019

By Nancy Cohen

To combat the stigma around mental health care for patients with lung cancer, survivor Nancy Cohen shares her own treatment story and why she feels it's important to include mental health care during cancer treatment.

Advice From People Like You

November 12th 2019

By Katie Kosko

We asked our readers, what is the most important lesson cancer has taught you?

The Secret Side Effect of Survivorship: Survivor's Guilt

November 12th 2019

By Stacy Willingham

The darkness of survivor’s guilt can arise at any point, but there are ways to lighten the load.