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What the Colonoscopy Prep Is Really Like

March 22nd 2017

A Colonoscopy Shouldn't Be Avoided

March 22nd 2017

No Reason to Fear a Colonoscopy

March 22nd 2017

About the Colonoscopy

March 22nd 2017

Top Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening

March 22nd 2017

Who Should Be Screened for CRC?

March 22nd 2017

Why Catching Cancer Early Matters

March 22nd 2017

Why You Should Be Screened for CRC

March 22nd 2017

Hoping for Health Care Before, During and After Cancer

March 20th 2017

By Felicia Mitchell

Watching current health care debates, we need to take deep breaths and trust that intelligent, compassionate people will make responsible choices affecting a nation. Writing letters to support our choices can help.

The Cost of Cancer Treatment Impacts Prescription Drug Adherence

March 2nd 2017

By Brielle Urciuoli

A recent study found that patients with a history of cancer are more prone to change their prescription drug regimen because of the cost.

The Unmet Needs of Patients with GI Cancer

February 11th 2017

Debating the Next Steps of the Affordable Care Act Repeal

February 9th 2017

By Allie Casey

Stakeholders expressed their concerns and wishes as President Donald Trump continues to move forward in repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act.

I Fought the Insurance Company and Won!

December 7th 2016

By Bonnie Annis

After months and months of fighting to have the medical equipment prescribed by my oncologist, my persistence paid off.

21st Century Cures Act Passes in the House, Expediting FDA Approvals and Funding for the Cancer Moonshot

December 2nd 2016

By Katie Kosko

The House of Representatives just passed the 21st Century Cures Act, providing over $6 billion for health initiatives.

Finding and Keeping Work and Insurance After Cancer

November 29th 2016

When it comes to employment and insurance after a cancer diagnosis, it is important to read the fine print.

Tips and Resources for Coping With Cancer Treatment Costs

November 25th 2016

There are many resources available to help patients with cancer navigate and pay for treatment.

Getting to the Root of Financial Toxicity in Colorectal Cancer

November 23rd 2016

By YOUSUF ZAFAR, M.D.

In colorectal and other cancers, financial burden is worsened by expensive drugs, long-term treatment and sharing of insurance costs.

Balancing the Ledger: Preventing Cost From Shaping Prostate Cancer Treatment Decisions

November 22nd 2016

By BLAIR GREEN THIELEMIER, PHARM.D.

In prostate and other cancers, patient assistance programs can prevent drug costs from shaping treatment decisions.

The Key to Job Lock: Facing Employment Obstacles in Cancer Survivorship

November 18th 2016

By Kathy LaTour

Even with protective laws, survivors of cancer face obstacles in employment.

The Affordable Care Act and Cancer

November 7th 2016

There is no doubt the Affordable Care Act needs tweaking. But let's not lose these critical pieces.

Coping With Cancer-Related Financial Toxicity: New Grading Tool May Help

October 19th 2016

By Allie Casey

A new tool that grades financial toxicity similar to adverse events may help patients deal with finances during cancer.

Affording the Best Care

September 2nd 2016

The Need for Support

September 2nd 2016

NETs: A Personalized Approach

September 2nd 2016

Patient Treatment Experiences

September 2nd 2016

Approach to Treating Carcinoid Tumors

September 2nd 2016

Carcinoid Tumors: What to Ask Your Oncologist

September 2nd 2016

Treating Pancreatic NETs

September 2nd 2016

Pancreatic NETs: What to Ask Your Oncologist

September 2nd 2016

Reasons for Starting Treatment of NETs

September 2nd 2016