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After a surprise diagnosis at 47, salon owner Christa Messmer found strength, faith and renewed meaning in life while facing colorectal cancer.

Eleven years after surviving breast cancer, I found a new lump that reignited old fears, reminding me that faith and vigilance remain vital to survivorship.

Alyson B. Moadel-Robblee, of Montefiore Einstein Comprehensive Cancer Center discusses the BOLD Program, offering support and wellness resources.

CURE spoke with Alexa M. Lantz of Penn State Health about radiation side effects.

Alecensa cut the risk of death by 22% versus Xalkori, with median overall survival reaching 81.1 months versus 54.2 months in advanced ALK-positive lung cancer.

The FDA granted rare pediatric disease designation to iopofosine-131 for treating relapsed or refractory pediatric high-grade glioma.

Reiki master Twanda Frazier says reiki helps patients with cancer release what no longer serves them and restore emotional and spiritual balance.

Going to a social event two weeks ago gave me perspective on my cancer experience and took me back to my childhood when I never dreamt I’d grapple with the disease.

Until you’re faced with something like cancer some things you thought important become trivial while the under-appreciated become cherished.

Dr. Francesca Palandri discusses anemia in myelofibrosis, its impact on survival and quality of life, and the potential of Ojjaara for patients.

Exercise, as an expert explained to CURE, can have a significant positive impact on long-term outcomes for patients with cancer.

When you’re living with a hereditary cancer syndrome, where you get your information matters just as much as the information itself.

Stage 2 lymphoma is treatable. Diagnosis and treatment depend on subtype, but most patients achieve excellent outcomes with modern therapies.