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Cervical cancer survival and Cervivor ambassador Kate Weissman provides advice on conversations patients with cervical cancer should be having with their care teams.

Valerie Frank and Sara M. Tolaney, MD, MPH, share advice for patients on managing treatment with antibody-drug conjugates and the importance of participating in clinical trials for HR+/HER2- metastatic breast cancer.

Valerie Frank and Sara M. Tolaney, MD, MPH, share advice for patients on managing treatment with antibody-drug conjugates and the importance of participating in clinical trials for HR+/HER2- metastatic breast cancer.

Valerie Frank and Sara M. Tolaney, MD, MPH, share advice for patients on managing treatment with antibody-drug conjugates and the importance of participating in clinical trials for HR+/HER2- metastatic breast cancer.

A childhood cancer specialist discusses how oncology drug shortages may affect the treatment of children with cancer.

An expert sat down with CURE® and discussed how stem cells are collected before a patient with myeloma undergoes a stem cell transplant.

The notion of ‘time toxicity’ causes patients with stage 4 melanoma to have less available time in their everyday lives because of appointments and treatments.

Merkel cell carcinoma made headlines with the death of Jimmy Buffett. It’s rare and dangerous, and cases are becoming more common.

Tanning beds cause an increased risk of skin cancer among young people — especially those who have a family history of skin cancer.

A two-time breast cancer survivor who was diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia in 2020 discussed her belief in the power of minimal residual disease testing.

While the recent approval of a Jemperli-based regimen was an exciting advancement in the endometrial cancer space, racial disparities still exist and need to be addressed, and expert said.

Patients experiencing chemotherapy-related cognitive impairment may forget where they put things or even stop paying their bills, an expert said.

Prehabilitation can help patients become eligible for certain cancer treatments, or also help them recover from therapies, while also improving their overall health and fitness, an expert explained.

Wearable fitness devices can offer valuable insights for patients with cancer and the doctors treating them.

Artificial intelligence platforms such as ChatGPT are offering patients a more personal and conversational way to research their cancer, an expert said.

Patients with cancer should always let their clinical team know if they are experiencing any new symptoms or concerns.

With new treatments being explored, it’s an exciting time for patients with kidney cancer, an expert explained.

Radiation is an emerging treatment modality in kidney cancer. Research shows that it is effective and helps patients maintain a good quality of life.

Patients being treated for a myeloproliferative neoplasm should be open with their care team about any side effects they experience, an expert said.

Kim Stuck credits her cannabis use to the fact that she maintained her weight, was able to work out and was not in pain during breast cancer treatment.

Singer-songwriter Andrew McMahon is not the same person he was before his leukemia diagnosis, and that’s OK, he said.

It is essential for patients to live a healthy lifestyle while undergoing treatment for multiple myeloma, an expert said.

Most patients with nonmetastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer were able to stay on their therapies long-term, research showed.

CAR-T cell therapies have not always been easy to access for patients with myeloma, though that is slowly changing, an expert explained.

The third and final installment of the CURE® Open Mic Showcase features comedy, essay readings and videos from patients with cancer.

Patients with cancer often experience loneliness, and the COVID-19 pandemic helped the general public better understand what that isolation felt like, an expert said.

The second installment of CURE®’s Open Mic Showcase features cancer survivors performing original songs, showcasing a handmade deck of cards and reading poetry.

Research showed a survival improvement in adolescent and young adult cancer survival after the Dependent Care Expansion allowed patients to be on their parents’ insurance until the age of 26.

From music to poetry and dynamic storytelling, the first installment of CURE®’s Open Mic Showcase highlights the talents of patients and survivors of cancer.