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Sharon Dix, of ThedaCare Appleton, quietly goes above and beyond for her cancer patients — picking up extra shifts, housing a patient's wife and keeping promises at every turn.

A factory shift became a painful reminder that breast cancer surgery and survivorship can leave lasting physical effects years after treatment.

When do cancer treatment side effects outweigh the benefits? One woman shares how she decided it was time to prioritize quality of life.

Waiting for CT scan results after follicular lymphoma can be overwhelming. One survivor shares the emotional reality of living with scanxiety.

Dr. Paul Oberstein discusses RASolute 302, a pancreatic cancer trial, and what a potential KRAS inhibitor breakthrough could mean for patients.

Dr. Mark Zhao of UCSF Health discusses how TAMIS and single-port robotic surgery give select rectal cancer patients less invasive care and faster recovery.

Living with metastatic breast cancer means balancing hope, fear and reality. One survivor shares why words of support can sometimes miss the mark.

Serene Hesri was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma at 25. After a relapse, she enrolled in a clinical trial — and hasn't looked back since.

Sara Fusco-Parise, of Northwell Health, co-founded Caps of Courage to provide cold caps to breast cancer patients who couldn't afford them out of pocket.

Discover the 10 things that helped cancer survivor Edward Miskie through treatment, from everyday essentials to sources of comfort, hope, and strength.

A cancer survivor shares how a weekend retreat provided comfort, understanding, and hope while facing the anxiety of waiting for CT scan results.

Biomarker testing looks for genes, proteins and other markers in your cancer that can help your care team choose the most effective treatment for you.

Build balance, leg strength, and core stability with Clock Touches, an advanced balance exercise designed for patients with cancer and survivors.

Kaitlyn Palsson, RN, of Utah Cancer Specialists, draws on her Type 1 diabetes diagnosis and a deep family history of cancer to bring compassion and purpose to every patient she serves.

As Canadian wildfire smoke blankets much of the U.S., here's what people with cancer and cancer survivors should know about the potential health risks.

Learn the single-leg stand in the Balance Exercise Package for patients with cancer to improve stability, strengthen balance and reduce fall risk.

Learn how rapid in-house genomic testing can speed cancer treatment, improve access to precision medicine, and bring advanced care to community hospitals.

After losing her son to cancer, she faced Stage III rectal cancer herself. Today, she shares how grief, faith and purpose became a legacy of hope.

Patricia McCrink, MSN, RN, CRT, of Miami Cancer Institute, completed treatment for stage IV non-Hodgkin lymphoma and returned to nursing with a deeper capacity for compassion and patient advocacy.

Jeff Cape, a Blue Faery volunteer and HCC caregiver, shares why patient voices matter at ASCO and what he wishes every cancer patient knew.

Focal cryotherapy is changing prostate cancer care. Dr. Herbert Lepor explains this milestone treatment and what it means for patients.

In episode 2 of the After Cancer Podcast, Dr. Leslie Waltke explores why the end of treatment can feel harder than anything that came before it.

The FDA approved Revtorpyk with fulvestrant, with or without Ibrance, for certain patients with advanced HR-positive, HER2-negative breast cancer.

The FDA upgraded its approval of Retevmo for adults and children 2 and older with RET fusion-positive solid tumors.

Chermaine Wulff of Valley Medical Center goes beyond clinical duties to champion her patients' final wishes, advocate for nursing staff and strengthen oncology nursing across the Pacific Northwest.

A cancer survivor shares why hearing "you'll be fine" can be difficult, and explains the ongoing anxiety, uncertainty and fear of cancer recurrence.

The first Balance Exercise Package for patients with cancer features tandem standing to improve balance, reduce fall risk and support everyday movement.

Kaitlyn Palsson, RN, of Utah Cancer Specialists, draws on her childhood Type 1 diabetes diagnosis and family history of cancer to bring deep empathy and purpose to every patient interaction.