Theresa Sullivan Barger

To halt the rise of anal cancer, everyone eligible needs to be vaccinated against HPV, which causes most cases of the disease.

Patients speak up on the rarely discussed side effects of gynecologic cancers.

People with cancer who subscribe to a strong spiritual belief system report a better ability to cope.

The best gift for those living with cancer during the holidays is the freedom to cope by changing traditions and acknowledging emotions.

To prevent family conflicts over cancer treatment decisions, experts recommend a series of frank conversations.

It can be difficult for caregivers and friends to find the right words when talking about a loved one’s cancer.

Visits from trained therapy animals and their handlers can boost the moods of patients undergoing treatment for cancer.

A cancer diagnosis is hard enough, but living alone or with only small children can pose even more challenges.

Pediatric cancer facilities that offer family-centered care incorporate the suggestions of children and their parents and siblings into treatment, increasing patient satisfaction and, possibly, health outcomes.