No SmokingWhat's to blame for lung cancer in people who never smoked, and what that means for treatment and survival.
BY KATY HUMAN
Surgeons and RobotsMinimally invasive technologies transform the landscape of cancer surgery.
BY BEVERLY A. CALEY
In Whose Best Interest?Exposing the ethical dilemmas of clinical trials reveals a balance between researchers, drug companies, and patients.
BY HEATHER L. VAN EPPS, PHD
Breaking News
Breaking News from ASCOUpdates from the 2007 meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology includes news on liver, kidney, lung, colon, pancreatic and breast cancers.
BY STAFF REPORTS
First Line
People, News & Events
EDITED BY STAFF
Diagnosis Cancer
Portal AuthorityPatients log on to access medical records and talk with doctors.
BY MARC SILVER
Finding Hope
Precious TumorWhat happens to cancer tissue and why it's so valuable to researchers.
BY CHARLOTTE HUFF
Moving On
Surviving "Survivor" StereotypesPatients face how cancer will define them once treatment ends.
BY CURTIS PESMEN
Caregivers' Corner
The Secret of CaregiversWhen caregivers feel they have no choice, the challenging role can take its toll.
BY JO CAVALLO
Editor's Page
Message from the EditorThe ethics of cancer research and how it affects you.
BY MELISSA WEBER
Letters from Our Readers
Letters from Our Readers Readers respond to past articles on the age factor, men as caregivers and advocates, and online information resources.
Special Report
Direct-To-Consumer-Advertising: Education or Confusion? Drug companies’ advertisements promoting their wares directly to consumers have soared since 1997.
BY EMMA JOHNSON
Food for Thought
Fatigue-Fighting FoodsWhat patients eat may boost energy.
BY JENNIFER M. GANGLOFF
Readers' Forum
2007 Extraordinary Healer Award FinalistsPatients honor their oncology nurses.
BY RACHEL BAUMGARTNER AND TERRI SCHINAZI
Drugs in the News
Kidney Cancer & Prostate CancerThe FDA approves third kidney cancer drug and blood-clotting therapy while delaying review on a prostate cancer vaccine, and one drug edges another in a colorectal cancer clinical trial.
BY ELIZABETH WHITTINGTON
Speaking Out
A Hole In The WorldDana Reeve's death revealed the other face of lung cancer.
BY DEBORAH MOROSINI, MD
What I've Learned About Living Well with IllnessCancer—the uninvited teacher— leaves a new understanding of what’s important.
BY ERIC KINGSON
Raising Their VoicesYoung adults with cancer create a movement through music, and they’re taking it on the road.
BY LACEY MEYER
One Fewer Excuse To Not Have Genetic Testing
Politics and Cancer
Living Fully With and Beyond Cancer
More Data on HPV Vaccines
Q&A: Anemia Drugs
Laying the Foundation for Better Bone Health
Sunstone Cancer Support Centers
www.re-mission.net
Slapped Awake: Living With Breast Cancer: A Journey in Poetry and Prose
Jimmy Fowkes: Bald and Biking
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