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Waking the dead

BY JON GARINN

I'm a big fan of filmmaker Ken Burns, so I was eager to see a new profile of him in The Atlantic.


ASCO 2012 ... the latest in cancer research

BY ELIZABETH WHITTINGTON

We are all gearing up for the largest oncology meeting of the year, the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. What's great about this meeting is we hear both the up-and-coming, early phase studies, but also the late-phase studies.


Breaking news on fertility drugs and childhood cancer?

BY KATHERINE LAGOMARSINO

I cover CURE's childhood cancer beat. It's a topic I've been interested in since volunteering in the local children's hospital playrooms, some of which are located in the cancer wing .



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. 

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