Latest Blogs

An elegant May surprise

BY SUZANNE LINDLEY

I stepped outside on May 1st and couldn't see any of the horses. As I walked down the fence line, I noticed that the geldings were hanging out in the barn.


Young cancer patients feeling a little "Stronger"

BY LINDSAY RAY

Yesterday, I came across a video making its way around the Internet. It made me smile (and made me a bit misty eyed).


Cancer Biology 101

BY JON GARINN

Although my time at the 37th annual congress of the Oncology Nursing Society was brief, I was able to attend an excellent presentation on PARP inhibitors by Julie Eggert, PhD, RN, of Clemson University in South Carolina and Lori Williams, PhD, RN, of the M. D.



CURE Calendar

Calendar of Events

Find events, fundraisers, workshops and teleconferences in CURE's calendar of events.

Turning 10

BY KATHY LATOUR

A photo essay featuring people CURE profiled during its first year.

Caregivers' Corner

Honest Discussions Can Help Ease Kids' Anxiety About Cancer

BY JANE HILL

Talking to children can help them deal with a family member's cancer.

Special Report

Drug Shortage Crisis Averted, for Now

The FDA has a plan to quell recent cancer drug shortages.

Nutrition

Jury Still Out on Vitamin C's Effect on Cancer

BY LENA HUANG

No answers on Vitamin C supplement's effect on cancer or prevention.