Mike Hennessy Sr., Chairman

Now that things are slowly getting back to normal as more people become vaccinated, we welcome back the idea with open arms of in-person connections. But there’s still one population that needs more human connection: those with a rare cancer.

Many survivors who have sexual side effects after treatment feel too uncomfortable to share this information with their doctor, and some doctors may not know how to address it with their patients.

New clinical trials open doors for positive changes in treatment of colorectal cancer.

Let’s not mince words: The U.S. and the world must appreciate the role of the pharmaceutical industry — the researchers and physicians — who are rescuing the world from COVID-19.

Living with cancer is not dissimilar to the challenges the COVID-19 pandemic is presenting all of us, but living with cancer during this pandemic is a challenge all to itself, a tough balancing act to pull off.

As some workplaces begin to head back to the office, it's important for patients with cancer and cancer survivors to understand the laws that protect them during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Finding cancer may be easier now, as blood tests are being developed to diagnose patients with asymptomatic cancer.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and is deeply associated with the color pink, but it wasn't always like that. Here's how the breast cancer awareness movement began.

PARP inhibitors are not only expanding the field of prostate cancer but they're giving men another option for life after cancer.

In this special hematology focused issue of CURE® we look at all the promising treatments and research for both adults and children with blood cancers.

While the rare cancer landscape is growing, progress is happening thanks to patients advocating for their care.

Exercise can help prevent excess fatigue for survivors of cancer and other issues are explored in this summer issue of CURE.

In the summer 2020 edition of HEAL we speak with experts on the very real challenges patients face when confronted with "chemo brain".

In the 2020 special issue of CURE on Immunotherapy, we take a look at how the field of immunotherapy continues to grow despite challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Find out how humor is a vital part of healing and what else is inside this issue of the HEAL Spring 2020 issue!

In the 2020 Spring issue of CURE® Magazine hear from the experts on how to best keep up with the evolving situation of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Make sure to prioritize your family health history to understand your risk of cancer.

In the 2020 Hematology 1 special edition of CURE magazine, we highlight what it means to be an everyday hero by living with MPN or helping patients with the disease cope with it.

In the winter issue of CURE ® the cover story deals with how depression affects patients with cancer on their journey, but how it might be a symptom of the disease as well.