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John Thompson
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Early Detection and Screening is Key for Esophageal Cancer

Because the five-year relative survival rate for people with esophageal cancer is approximately 22%, this makes early detection of the essence.

Kristen Stewart
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My Invisible Illness: Living With Brain Fog After Brain Tumor Surgery

Even six years after brain tumor surgery, invisible symptoms like brain fog and memory loss shape how I live, cope, and find gratitude every day.

Brenda Ohta
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Just a Little Off the Top: Taking the First Step in the Cancer Journey

After brain surgery for a malignant tumor, I faced fears, found strength, and embraced living in the moment as I begin treatment and healing.

Mark Daniels
Mark Daniels

Mark Daniels is a two-time cancer survivor, as well as a Navy vet and retired commercial pilot

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How CAR T-Cell Therapy Helped This Veteran Beat Cancer Twice

Mark Daniels, an 83-year-old veteran and former fighter pilot, was shocked by his lymphoma diagnosis because he maintained exceptional physical fitness.

Melissa Dalton
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Finding Strength Through Rectal Cancer Treatment and Recovery

After a stage 3b rectal cancer diagnosis, one patient endured radiation, chemotherapy, surgery, and complications, relying on resilience, advocacy and support.

Bob Lane

Survivor of metastatic prostate cancer.

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Unexpected Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Changes Patient’s Mindset

A diverticulitis concern led to a prostate cancer diagnosis that shifted a patient's mindset and highlighted the importance of hisloved ones.

Glenna Sears-Brinker

Glenna Sears-Brinker is an ovarian cancer survivor, patient advocate and writer who shares her experiences to empower others navigating cancer diagnoses.

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How Love Helped Me Overcome my Cancer Diagnosis

Facing two life-threatening diagnoses, I overcame fear of self-injections by leaning on love, encouragement and determination to save my life.

Julia Stalder

Julia Stalder is the founder of DCIS Understood, a nonprofit dedicated to providing clear, accessible information about ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS). After her own DCIS diagnosis in 2024, she became an advocate for patient-centered care and informed decision-making, helping others navigate the complexities of this often misunderstood condition.

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From Navigating the Unknown to Building a Movement: My DCIS Journey

The bad news is you have ductal carcinoma in situ. The good news is that DCIS is the best type of breast cancer to get.

Jessica López
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From Patient to Researcher: It’s Not All About the Cure

I’m working to make cancer treatments less painful by developing donor-derived CAR therapies, so others don’t have to suffer the way I did.

Allegra Warfield
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What I Would Tell the Woman I Was Before Breast Cancer

After being diagnosed with breast cancer at 39, I learned to advocate for myself, transforming fear into fierce resolve and purpose through every step.

Jackie Herigodt

Herigodt serves as the director of Partnerships and Engagement, a Cancer Support specialist, and director of Programs and Outreach at Imerman Angels.

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Understanding the Whole Person Behind their Cancer Diagnosis

Dr. Joshua K. Sabari and Jackie Herigodt sat down to discuss the importance of knowing a patient beyond their cancer diagnosis.

Kellie Defelice
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My Oncology Nurse Knows Me so Well

Patricia Chin, a registered nurse, forms meaningful bonds with patients, providing expert care, emotional support and kindness through cancer treatment.
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