Caregivers of Cancer Survivors Have Unique Concerns
Researchers found that caregivers have their own concerns and issues when their loved one is transitioning from being a patient in active treatment to a cancer survivor.
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Immunotherapy 2.0 is ASCO's Cancer Advance of the Year
The American Society of Clinical Oncology named Immunotherapy 2.0 as the Advance of the Year, as it continues to move the cancer field forward.
Collaboration Lays the Groundwork for Breakthroughs in GIST
The Life Raft Group, a patient advocacy organization, is teaming up with research organizations to hopefully find the next wave of treatment for patients with gastrointestinal stromal tumors.
A Voice for Patients With Ovarian Cancer
The Georgia Ovarian Cancer Alliance compiled a book of stories from women who were touched by ovarian cancer.
Using Food to Combat Cancer-Related Fatigue
Patients in a small study who were placed on a certain diet plan for three months saw a decrease in fatigue from breast cancer treatments.
The Caregiver Space Reaches Caregivers of All Ages
While the stereotypical cancer caregiver is someone who is older, The Caregiver Space realizes that this group is diverse in age and profession. The online resource center seeks to support them all.
Program Opens to Expand Patient Access to Niraparib for Ovarian Cancer
An expanded access program (EAP) was just opened up for ceratain patients with ovarian cancer to receive niraparib.
Irregular Menstrual Cycles May Offer Insight to Ovarian Cancer Risk
A recent study examined the relationship between polycystic ovarian syndrome, long or irregular periods and ovarian cancer risk.
FDA Warns Against So-Called "Cancer Cure"
The FDA recently warned consumers about PNC-27, a non-approved "treatment" for cancer.
FDA Gives Green Light to SoftTouch Breast Implants, Creating New Option for Patients
NATRELLE INSPIRA ® SoftTouch breast implants were recently approved for women with breast cancer.
Caregivers: The "Unsung Heroes" in the World of Lung Cancer
It is important that caregivers for patients with lung cancer take care of themselves and ask for help when needed. This will ultimately make them better able to care for their loved ones.
CURE's Top 10 Oncology Stories of 2016
There were many personal ups and downs, as well as newsworthy cancer advancements in the year 2016. CURE covered them all. Check out our top stories from the year.
Fact vs. Fiction: What a Breast Cancer Diagnosis Means For Pregnant Women
Contrary to popular belief, it is possible to have a healthy pregnancy alongside a breast cancer diagnosis, as long as treatment is monitored and administered correctly.
Breast Cancer Survivors May Knock Out Lymphedema by Weightlifting
A recent study found that weightlifting and resistance training may be a viable option to mitigate the risk and progression of lymphedema.
The Importance of Survivorship Care for Head and Neck Cancer
Nurses at the Cleveland Clinic are pushing to make survivorship care the norm for survivors of head and neck cancer.
Lending a Hand: Lung Cancer Advocacy Groups Help Those in Need
Advocacy groups are making a difference in the lung cancer community. What can they do for you?
Expert Anticipates Dramatic Advances in Pancreatic Cancer
Murray Korc, M.D., of the IUPUI Pancreatic Cancer Signature Center, said that the future holds drastic changes for the treatment of pancreatic cancer.
Hanging on for Dear Life: The Evolving Role of Immunotherapy and Targeted Therapy for Lung Cancer
The role of immunotherapies and targeted treatments in lung cancer is evolving at breakneck speed.
Navigating the World of Fake News and Phony Cancer Cures
The Internet is abundant with ads for cancer cures that seem too good to be true. How should patients and consumers navigate this overflow of information?
Exploring New Combinations in Ovarian Cancer
A phase 2 study is examining Keytruda in combination with two other agents for treatment of ovarian cancer.
Recent-Onset Diabetes May Play a Role in Pancreatic Cancer Outcomes
Recent-onset diabetes can lead to poorer outcomes in pancreatic cancer, according to a recent study.
Immunotherapy Continues to Advance in Melanoma and Other Solid Tumors
Immunotherapy continues to advance in melanoma and other solid tumor types as new combinations and biomarkers are being explored.
TKIs Will Continue to Shape Kidney Cancer Treatment
TKIs will continue to shape the landscape of kidney cancer treatment, Robert A. Figlin, M.D., F.A.C.P., says.
The Darker Side of Caregiving: Recognizing the Warning Signs of Abuse
Every patient with cancer deserves to be in a safe environment, so it is important to know the signs of an abusive caregiver.
Sensible Sun Exposure May Reduce Melanoma Risk, Study Finds
A recent study outlined both the risks and benefits of sun exposure. Authors say that sensible sun exposure (without getting sun burn) may actually decrease a person's risk of getting melanoma.
Performing for a Purpose: Original "Jersey Boys" Cast Member Sparks Hope for Cancer Community
Through music, Christian Hoff shares his message of hope for patients and survivors of cancer.
Expert Analyses How Stress Affects Outcomes in Ovarian Cancer
Stress and depression can alter ovarian cancer tumors, often leading to poorer outcomes.
Using PD-L1 Expression for Lung Cancer Treatment Planning
PD-L1 expression should be used to determine frontline non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) treatment, says Matthew D. Hellmann, M.D.
New Combination Is Well-Tolerated in Early-Stage Melanoma
Intratumoral SD-101 and Keytruda proved to be well-tolerated for patients with early stage melanoma, according to the results of a recent study.
Exploring New Therapeutic Options in ALK-Rearranged Lung Cancer
Leena Gandhi discusses current and emerging treatment strategies for patients with ALK-rearranged lung cancer.