February 19th 2019
How to recognize normal reactions when diagnosed with cancer and how to know when help is needed.
Regardless of when patients receive their cancer diagnosis, their age affects the next step.
Members of underserved populations may need to take action to overcome obstacles to cancer care.
Choosing to stay in the workforce through treatment requires planning ahead.
Understanding federal and state laws can protect workers who have cancer.
The extent of cancer, what it looks like and where it is will guide diagnosis and treatment.
Knowing what genetic alterations drive a cancer can guide treatment.
Patients should consider genetic testing when cancer runs in the family.
When evaluating cancer information found on the internet, consider the source.
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