Below the SurfaceNew therapies for melanoma exploit biological insights to combat this dangerous skin cancer.
BY NICOLE LEBRASSEUR, PHD AND HEATHER L. VAN EPPS, PHD
The New Specialty in Cancer CarePalliative care is catching on in centers across the country, improving quality of life for patients along the way.
BY JOANNE KENEN
Are Minorities Benefiting From Prevention Priority?Cultural differences and lack of access to good medical care impact how cancer affects minority groups.
BY JO CAVALLO
First Line
People, News & Events
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Diagnosis Cancer
Straight TalkWhat kids need and want to know when a parent is diagnosed.
BY ERIK NESS
Finding Hope
On the DefensiveRising number of staph infections leads hospitals and patients to put their guard up.
BY KATY HUMAN
Moving On
Marriage and Cancer?Taking steps to lessen marital stress.
BY CURTIS PESMEN
Caregivers' Corner
How Out-of-Towners Stay in the LoopThe challenges of caregiving from a distance.
BY MARC SILVER
Editor's Page
Message from the PublisherPublisher Susan McClure discusses an incident that prompted a meaningful discussion with her young son about her breast cancer.
BY SUSAN MCCLURE
Letters from Our Readers
Letters from Our ReadersReaders respond to CURE articles about fatigue, demystifying misdiagnoses, sarcoma, and straight from San Antonio.
Special Report
More Radiation in Less TimeA new approach to radiation treatment in early-stage breast cancer employs a larger dose on a shorter schedule.
BY LAURA BEIL
Food for Thought
Dieting Away Cancer?Popular in practice, macrobiotic diet lacks scientific evidence.
BY LENA HUANG
Readers' Forum
When the Ordinary Becomes the IdealWelcoming back the humdrum days of routine.
BY LINN KURKJIAN
Drugs in the News
Breast Cancer & Lung CancerThe FDA approves Avastin for breast cancer and a lung cancer trial involving Nexavar shows no survival benefit.
BY ELIZABETH WHITTINGTON
Speaking Out
Another Deafening SilencePatients should demand palliative care, no matter the stage of disease.
BY BETTY FERRELL, PHD, RN
DES Exposure: Questions and AnswersHealth problems experienced by women who were given DES during pregnancy and DES-exposed daughters.
BY THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
Are Public Awareness Campaigns Effective?Public awareness campaigns are strategically planned to reach a target audience and to communicate a specific message tailored to that group.
BY LACEY MEYER
Insurance for Clinical Trial Care a State-by-State Battle
Seventies Musicians Linked by Cancer
We Can Weekend
Breast Cancer Risk May be Overstated in BRCA Carriers
Q&A: Predicting Breast Cancer Recurrence
Exploring the Origin of Childhood Leukemia
Journeys Through Cancer: Art of Healing & Hope
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Cancer on $5 a Day (*chemo not included): How Humor Got Me Through the Toughest Journey of My Life
Friend in Need: Chemo Duck
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