Dr. Joseph Mikhael discusses the overlooked symptoms of multiple myeloma in honor of Myeloma Awareness Month.
I spent a lot of time after my metastatic breast cancer diagnosis worrying of each experience would be my last. Then I had an epiphany.
When I was diagnosed with a rare cancer at the “stump” of my appendix, I was surprised, considering I had my appendix removed more than a decade ago.
Machine learning model improves transplant risk assessment for patients with myelofibrosis, helping clinicians make informed decisions, as per an expert.
Try out these 3 recipes to add different flavor combinations to your meals and provide adequate nutrition for cancer survivors.
CURE spoke with Dr. Michael K. Wong and Dr. Diwakar Davar about the use of ctDNA for patients with melanoma, and where the field may be headed.
A retired public health specialist and survivor of both thyroid and breast cancer pens a poem about her experiences with treatment and what it’s like to be “pulled under the water” by cancer.
Billions of dollars of cancer meds go to waste each year while many patients struggle to afford treatment; donating surplus medicine helps bridge this gap.
While I was receiving treatment for endometrial cancer, I received so much support from friends, coworkers and people from my church.
The panel concludes with Danielle Hicks sharing where viewers can go to learn more about the information and resources discussed in the panel, including safety information. Sponsored by Bristol Myers Squibb.
Dr. Noor Abuhadra and patient Shay Elkins discuss overcoming barriers to cancer treatment access and reimbursement. Shay shares her relatively smooth experience with insurance coverage, while Dr. Abuhadra emphasizes that healthcare teams will fight for patient coverage, especially when treatments are backed by research and FDA approval. Dr. Abuhadra also mentions having a financial clearance department to handle denials and secure approvals, as well as training staff to fill out prior authorization forms. Shay underlines the importance of self-advocacy and leveraging online communities for both emotional support and practical advice.
"He strengthens you with the scientific knowledge he provides, with his courage as a role model and with his fighting spirit.”
Personalized cancer vaccines may potentially represent a step forward in guiding the immune system to more precisely target kidney cancer.
A metastatic breast cancer survivor honors another survivor whom she was inspired by through social media for her contributions to helping others who have lost their hair during cancer treatment and spreading positivity.
Alicia Morgans, MD, MPH, offers advice to patients newly diagnosed with prostate cancer and reviews educational resources available for patients and their caregivers.
Watch oncology dietitian Kanisha Parikh prepare creamy lentil soup, a soothing, protein-packed recipe to help ease side effects during treatment.
My major source of support throughout my journey was our local breast cancer support group.
Dr. Tiziano Barbui explains how excess blood cell production in certain myeloproliferative neoplasms can impair circulation and why treatments like phlebotomy are used.
Marlana M. Orloff, MD, offers advice for patients who are diagnosed with metastatic uveal melanoma.
After being diagnosed with breast cancer, I turned to writing as a form of healing.
There was no evidence that CAR T directly caused secondary malignancies, despite FDA warnings, citing prior treatments as the cause, according to research.
A patient details how her oncology nurse always made her feel safe no matter how overwhelming her workload may have been.
It is with great pride and admiration that I nominate Diane Hudson, RN, OCN, for the Extraordinary Healer Award for Oncology Nursing.
After treatment for colorectal cancer, I wrote this poem to my children because I wasn't sure how much time I had left.
Ilene Galinsky, ANP-BC, "had the courage to fiercely stand up for her patients’ best interests despite conventions of rank, seniority and arbitrary rules," a colleague said.
Six-time cancer survivor Staci Kirk urges patients to trust their bodies and speak up to ensure their needs are understood and addressed throughout cancer care.