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There are currently more than 700 new therapies in development for people with cancer, representing a trend that is being driven by increased innovation.

More and more patients are being offered palliative, or supportive, care, and this is a welcomed trend.

Here are the top 5 CURE stories for April 2019.

Researchers examined the prevalence of chronic opioid use among survivors of breast, colorectal and lung cancer.

Only half of patients reported their blood cancer was detected while visiting a doctor after experiencing symptoms versus detection during a routine medical test or exam or while under the care of a doctor for another health condition.

Since being diagnosed with cancer, I can't walk into a grocery story without hearing B.B. King sing "The Thrill is Gone." My relationship with food changed, and I often wonder if we'll ever be able to fall in love again.

Risk for disease progression among patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia over time differed between those with mutated or unmutated disease, showing that gene somatic hypermutation plays a role throughout the disease course.

I didn't see how alone I was with cancer until I found purpose and friendships with advocacy.

The FDA has granted a priority review designation to a new drug application (NDA) for darolutamide for use as a treatment for patients with nonmetastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.

With patient resistance to single-agent immunotherapies in the treatment of advanced renal cell carcinoma, new combination therapies are needed in the frontline setting.

Use of two medicated mouthwashes reduced pain from oral mucositis during the first four hours after administration; however, the results were not deemed clinically different when compared with placebo.

I'm often asked how things are going with my male breast cancer diagnosis. What's the right answer?

When treatment ends and survivorship begins, how do those with cancer make the transition? In this post, one survivor shares her findings.

From a sweet fundraiser for breast cancer to today’s top performers and athletes, here’s what’s making headlines in the cancer space this week.

Collaborative telerehabilitation could help to improve function and pain in patients with advanced-stage cancer experiencing disability.

The National Community Oncology Dispensing Association, Inc. (NCODA) is pleased to announce the addition of Barry D. Brooks, M.D. to their Executive Council. Dr. Brooks joined the Council in April.

How to manage PTSD over the holidays and making the transition from Cancer Fighter to Cancer Survivor.

Susan G. Komen Greater NYC to honor exceptional and inspiring individuals and organizations at its annual Impact Awards May 22, 2019 Cipriani 42nd Street.

Another attempt to help by my friends only brought more work and stress to our home.

Being a caregiver and survivor takes adjusting to the diagnosis of the "C" word. Until there is a cure for cancer, may we all do our best to put one breath and foot in front of another.

A person’s pre-existing mental state may negatively influence their health, but professional support can help maintain the best mindset, say researchers.

Fight Colorectal Cancer (Fight CRC) has collaborated with Flatiron Health to develop a smartphone application for its Late-Stage, MSS-CRC Clinical Trial Finder. The first-of-its-kind app — now available for both iOS and Android — enables patients with late-stage Microsatellite Stable (MSS) colorectal cancer to research relevant clinical trials via their phone.

Which is more important – research or imagination? Maybe they are equally vital in survivorship!

A look at the job world as a cancer survivor.

Menopausal women who take hormonal therapy after surgery for breast cancer may be prone to long-term “chemo brain” – potentially benefitting from cognitive therapy or other interventions.

Because of the rarity of a neuroendocrine tumor (NET) diagnosis, the Healing Net Foundation aims to educate physicians on the disease – an initiative many patient advocates feel can improve outcomes.

A new analysis of the myMPN Patient Registry has led to some exciting new discoveries, according to researchers.

How a single phone call can change cancer outcomes and improve patient lives.

Although Minority Health Awareness Month is drawing to an end, the fight for equity in healthcare isn’t over.

Evaluations can identify the potential for drug interactions and predict whether older patients are fit for chemotherapy.