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Building Trust With Your Oncologist and Accessing Clinical Trials
Kimberly (Cary) Demirhan concludes a three-part series on bringing cancer research to the community setting.
Lung Cancer Risk in Non-Smokers: Awareness and Genetic Testing
Lung cancer affects up to 25% of non-smokers, so persistent symptoms and genetic testing are key for early detection and treatment.
How Ovarian Cancer Treatment May Affect Fertility
Women diagnosed with ovarian cancer should consult a fertility specialist immediately, as egg or embryo freezing is most effective before treatment starts.
Treatment Advancements Bring Optimism in Infant Leukemia
CURE sat down with Dr. Tanja A. Gruber of Stanford Medicine Children’s Health to discuss clinical trials in infant leukemia.
Survivor Reflects as FDA Approves Monjuvi Combo for Follicular Lymphoma
The FDA approved Monjuvi with Revlimid and Rituxan for follicular lymphoma, the same combination that brought survivor Troy Anderson a lasting response.
As Fall Approaches: A Season of Color, Faith, and Strength
Autumn lifts my spirit, reminding me to embrace beauty, family, faith, and gratitude even while living with cancer.
Managing Early Menopause and Fertility Concerns During Cancer Care
Dr. Monica Avila explains how cancer treatments can trigger early menopause, causing symptoms like hot flashes, mood changes and irregular periods.
FDA Grants Designations for D3S-001 in KRAS G12C-Mutated Cancers
FDA grants D3S-001 treatment breakthrough therapy for KRAS G12C some with lung cancer and orphan drug status for KRAS G12C colorectal cancer in adults.
Standing Up to Cancer with Strength and a Positive Mindset
Facing a cancer diagnosis was terrifying, but determination, lifestyle changes, and a strong support system helped me fight and find hope.
Early-Stage Melanoma: Diagnosis, Treatment and Next Steps
Stage 1 melanoma is treatable with surgery, and when combined with early detection, proper care and regular follow-ups, it offers a favorable outlook.
Biology-Guided Radiation Brings Hope After Three Cancer Diagnoses
Hideko Warner shared how she faced three cancers at once and became the first in Orange County to receive biology-guided radiation therapy with no side effects.
Patient With Stage 4 Lung Cancer Shares How She Uses Social Media
Clara Mae Cirk, a 30-year-old who was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, opens up about her journey and using social media as an outlet to educate others.
FDA Gives Fast Track Designation to Stenoparib in Advanced Ovarian Cancer
The FDA has granted fast track designation to stenoparib, an investigational therapy for patients with advanced ovarian cancer.
Changing Seasons Can Affect A Survivor’s Outlook After Cancer
The shift in seasons reminds me I’m alive, grateful, and still changing as a cancer survivor embracing life’s new chapters.
Patients With Breast Cancer May Have Fewer Side Effects with ADCs
Patients with breast cancer receiving antibody-drug conjugates after chemo can generally expect milder side effects compared with their previous treatment.
Your Thyroid Cancer Journey: From Diagnosis to Survivorship
Learn about diagnosis, explore your thyroid cancer treatment options and find practical advice for managing side effects and living well after treatment.
Why Genetic Testing Matters for Patients with Gastrointestinal Cancers
Genetic testing before chemotherapy may help improve safety and guide treatment for patients with gastrointestinal cancers.
Finding Shared Understanding During Cancer Treatment
For many women facing cancer, having a female oncologist can bring an added sense of support and understanding, according to Dr. Tran Ho.
Standing Up to Cancer Means Not Letting It Steal My Joy
Standing up to cancer means focusing on the blessings, reveling in good news, and living life to its fullest every day.
PDS0101 Plus Keytruda Elicits Survival Response in Head and Neck Cancer
In HPV15-positive first-line recurrent and/or metastatic head and neck cancer, PDS0101 and Keytruda elicited median overall survival more than three years.
What Does Gastrointestinal Cancer Mean?
Here is a primer on what patients who have received a diagnosis of gastrointestinal cancer need to know.
AI Tools Speed Prostate Cancer Decisions With Faster Results
FDA-authorized AI tools have the potential to help patients with prostate cancer get clearer answers instead of waiting weeks for genomic test results.
How Can We Stand Up to Cancer as Patients?
I share practical strategies for living well with cancer, from research and self-care to support, creativity, and wise giving.
How Risk Status Can Affect Breast Cancer Treatment Decisions
Dr. William Audeh explains how treatment decisions for breast cancer can be informed by a patient’s ultra-low, low or high genomic risk status.
Non-Drug Therapies and Support Improve Cancer Care Outcomes
Non-drug therapies, counseling and telehealth improved pain, mood and communication in cancer care, though older adults and minorities remain underrepresented.
One Stitch at a Time: Crocheting and Coping with a Cancer Diagnosis
After an blood cancer diagnosis and stem cell transplant, I found purpose in crochet, turning fear into creativity and connection one stitch at a time.
Rina-S Earns Breakthrough Designation in Advanced Endometrial Cancer
Rina-S earned breakthrough therapy designation for patients with advanced endometrial cancer whose disease has worsened after platinum-based chemotherapy.
FDA Grants Breakthrough Device Status to MRD Test in Colorectal Cancer
The FDA granted breakthrough device designation to Quest Diagnostics’ Haystack MRD test for patients with stage 2 colorectal cancer after surgery.
Why Patients With Cancer ‘Have to Be Our Own Advocates’
Kristen Dahlgren of the Cancer Vaccine Coalition spoke with CURE about patients’ need to find reliable sources of information.
Standing Up to Cancer and How I Do it
What does standing up to cancer mean to me? It meant I got to choose the terms of my fight instead of relinquishing that to an uncurable disease.
