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The Medicare PrognosisChanges to Medicare find patients and providers playing by new rules.
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The Final Journey
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First Line
People, News & Events
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Diagnosis Cancer
The Good Cancer?Thyroid cancer's high survival rate masks the sometimes tricky tumor.
BY CHARLOTTE HUFF
Finding Hope
Mind GamesAddressing and correcting cognitive problems in older cancer patients.
BY LAURA BEIL
Moving On
Warrior SurvivorsBreast cancer survivors find healing in the challenges of the road.
Healing Well
Battling Cancer AgainWhy treatment of one cancer could lead to the diagnosis of a new cancer.
Caregivers' Corner
Stressed OutOverwhelmed spouse caregivers take control of stress.
BY LACEY MEYER
Editor's Page
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BY DEBU TRIPATHY, MD
Letters from Our Readers
Letters from Our ReadersReaders respond to past articles.
Side Note
New BloodFDA decision changes the routine for treating cancer-related anemia.
BY SUSAN KREIMER
Special Report
Should Breast Cancer Patients Make the Switch?Is it best to start with tamoxifen and then switch to an aromatase inhibitor (AI), or should the AI come first?
BY BEVERLY A. CALEY
Food for Thought
Soy StorySorting out the effects of soy products on breast cancer cells.
BY LENA HUANG
Readers' Forum
When Do I Tell Her?The struggle of when to reveal my health history to a romantic interest.
BY JASAN ZIMMERMAN
Drugs in the News
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BY ELIZABETH WHITTINGTON
Speaking Out
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BY CHRISTY SCHMIDT
Treatment UpdatesTreatment updates from the 2009 ASCO Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium.
BY SUSAN PECK, PHD
The Ins and Outs of PortsA port can make intravenous chemotherapy easier on patients.
BY CURTIS PESMEN
Ad Campaign Targets Health Care Reform
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CancerCare Telephone Education Workshop: Seventh Annual Cancer Survivorship Series
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Q&A: KRAS Testing
Childhood Cancer Survivors Skip Needed Mammograms
Young Patients Make Their Mark in Art Exhibit
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