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The Coming of Age With Cancer
Is it possible to actually get good at living with our disease?
10 Lessons for the Newly Diagnosed Patient With Cancer
A survivor shares her words of wisdom.
Opdivo Exceeds Expectations for Lung Cancer Survival
Opdivo (nivolumab) showed better long-term survival rates than expected for patients with metastatic non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).
People With Disabilities Are Screened Less for Colorectal Cancer
In a recent study, people with certain disabilities were found to be less likely to follow recommended guidelines for colorectal cancer screening.
Controlling the Uncontrollable With Cancer
Formulating a plan and knowing how to react can help to ease emotions at a difficult time in life.
The Cancer Card: Rules for Use
Playing the cancer card, if you haven't done it yet, more than likely you will soon.
Cancer and the Job Interview: To Tell Or Not To Tell, A Fair Question?
Cancer survivor discusses interviewing for jobs and returning to employment after surviving breast cancer and melanoma.
Aspirin Use Associated With Lower Mortality in Colorectal Cancer
Daily or weekly aspirin regimens may have a positive effect on colorectal cancer outcomes, a recent study found.
Shorter Length of Sleep Associated With Increased Risk of Death from Prostate Cancer
The amount of sleep a man gets can have an impact on prostate cancer outcomes, according to a recent study.
Big Change May Be Coming for Frontline NSCLC
The results of phase 3 FLAURA trial could potentially change the treatment paradigm for some patients with lung cancer.
The New Normal After Cancer: Accepting It Can Be Hard
Almost from the very beginning, I had heard the words “new normal.” The doctors, my friends, other survivors would all say, “this is your new normal.” What? I don’t get it. I don’t want cancer to be my new normal.
Change, Fear and Acceptance in A Cancer Diagnosis
With cancer, every visit to the hospital is an exercise in accepting change.
Immunotherapy May Be a Treatment Option for Mesothelioma
Patients with mesothelioma may be getting a new second-line treatment, thanks to results from a recent immunotherapy trial.
Young Woman's Fertility Preservation Procedure Leads to Stage 4 Lung Cancer Diagnosis
After a diagnosis of triple-negative breast cancer, Bekah Cunningham went to have a fertility preservation procedure, which ended up discovering another cancer in her lungs.
Ibrance Gets Full FDA Approval for Breast Cancer
Ibrance gained full FDA approval for the treatment of some patients with breast cancer.
Annual Report Finds Fewer Patients in the United States are Dying from Cancer
Fewer people are dying from cancer than years ago, according to a recent study.
Mutations May Explain Outcomes Based on Sidedness in Colorectal Cancer
Mutations might be the answer as to why sidedness has an effect on colorectal cancer outcomes.
Expert Weighs in on Debate Over Cardiotoxicity Effects in Breast Cancer Treatment
A debate among health care providers has ensued over the cardiotoxicity risk that is associated with anthracycline regimens for patients with breast cancer. Sara A. Hurvitz, M.D., weighs in.
Investigating Diet and Nutrition's Effects on MPNs
An ongoing trial is seeking to find out if a patient with an MPN can improve their health status through nutritional interventions.
Tagrisso Gets Full Approval in Lung Cancer
Tagrisso (osimertinib) was granted a regular Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval to treat some patients with lung cancer.
Exercise and Cancer Treatment-Related Fatigue
Some patients experience fatigue as a side effect of cancer treatment. And for some of us, fatigue lingers on and on and on.
Appreciating the Little Things During Cancer
Sometimes life is about learning to enjoy those little moments despite all the rest.
Combinations Are Showing Promise in MCL
Andre Goy, M.D., discusses some exciting advances in mantle cell lymphoma (MCL).
Butler Marrow Donor Encourages Others To "Be The Guy"
Young Cancer Survivors May Struggle With Social Functioning
When someone faces a cancer diagnosis during the period of social maturation, the impacts can be lasting, according to a recent study.
Immunotherapy in GI Cancers: Who Gets It?
What role will immunotherapy play in the future treatment of GI cancers? CURE spoke to Brian Hemphill, M.D., to find out.
That Time I Had the "Good Type" of Cancer
When your cancer is just like the common cold.
Healing After Cancer
How does one heal after a cancer diagnosis?
A New Formulation for Rituxan Moves Ahead With FDA Committee Vote
All members of the FDA’s Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee (ODAC) voted to approve Rituxan for the treatment of some blood cancers.
Ongoing Trial Examines Current Breast Cancer Treatment
Mohammad Jahanzeb, M.D., discusses the SystHERs study, which is looking closely at current treatment methods for HER2- positive metastatic breast cancer (MBC).
