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Fall / 2007
Body
Lymphedema, ALL recurrences, and more.
For survivors with chronic pain, being informed—and proactive—could prove life changing.
A variety of techniques can help minimize the appearance of surgical scars.
Pain management policy, from state to state.
Spirit
In commemoration [and celebration], survivors create casts of breasts affected by cancer
Life is crazy, hospitals are crazy, and catheters are crazier still.
A grim cancer diagnosis provided a new faith in things unseen.
People
Sheryl Crow tour, Desmond Tutu's cancer recurrence, and cancer survivors on the presidential campaign trail.
Filmmaker with rare vascular cancer turns lens on herself.
Q&A with Brian Elliott, RN, winner of the 2007 Extraordinary Healer award.
Transitions
Nurses' research article helps pave the way for essential medical care after cancer
Couples' major fights seem to escalate after cancer treatment ends.
Cheers to Elizabeth Edwards, who isn't letting cancer stop her.
Knowledge
Childhood cancer survivors' follow-up and cancer-related commemorations.
Knowing the specifics of your treatment may matter—and not just to you.
Piecing together your nest egg now may be vital to your health in later years.
Cancer prevention must be an international effort in the coming decades.
Prevention
How what you eat [and how much you exercise] can affect your cancer risk.
Connections
Celebrating survival and the Angel Care Breast Cancer Foundation
Saving Children, One Cup at a Time
A simple lemonade stand started by 4-year-old Alex Scott seven years ago has resulted in more than $12 million donated to research in childhood cancers.
Book review of "Here's the Bright Side"
