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Writing about this disease helps me heal.

Perspective matters when confronting what the future holds.

A recent study showed not only that it is possible to administer chemotherapy in an outpatient setting, but it also can improve patients' quality of life and save money.

Nightly fasting could reduce breast cancer recurrence, according to a study that looked at more than 2,400 women with early-stage breast cancer.

Lynch syndrome is an inherited cancer susceptibility syndrome caused by mutations in one of five DNA mismatch repair (MMR) genes.

Cancer surviving caregiver strives to support her mom through cancer.

As oral cancer treatments continue to be used more frequently, nurses must be able to know that patients are following their regimen.

One oncology nurse took action to address skin toxicities associated with EGFR-inhibitor (EGFRI) targeted therapies.

When hope is lost, cancer wins.

Researchers from the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey are examining the possibility of directing treatment to the kidney in patients with upper urinary tract urothelial carcinoma in situ or small tumors in the kidney area.

Nurses at West Cancer Center in Memphis, Tennessee, developed a best nursing practice protocol for titration of fentanyl sublingual spray (FSS; Subsys) for breakthrough cancer pain.

Nurses and oncologists need to give portal vein thrombosis a closer look, according to one oncolgy nurse.

On making choices based on hopes and dreams and not fear of a reccurance.

Lymphedema presents clothing challenges.

Patients with cancer who are also a part of the LGBT community often face barriers when it comes to the care and treatment for their disease.

Multiple presenters at the 41st Annual Oncology Nursing Society Congress addressed risk and prevention of falls in patients with cancer, as it is a growing concern for health care providers.

Blessed are the caregivers, says two-time cancer survivor who is now helping her older mom cope with cancer.

It makes perfect sense to me now that exhaustion is one of the byproducts of cancer treatment. As blood counts drop, cells die, and the mental stress and strain builds, the vital energy force no longer flows like a raging river—it has all the power of a dripping faucet.

I am not a warrior who can handle anything. I am not the toughest person you know. I have no choice.

For her generous spirit and deep commitment to her field, Malestic was named the 2016 winner of CURE magazine’s Extraordinary Healer Award for Oncology Nursing.

A team approach to treatment could improve outcomes for patients with head and neck cancer.

In an interview with CURE, John L. Marshall emphasized that treating GI cancers is a "team sport."

Being covered in cat fur feels wonderful.

Only medical research can beat cancer, and the tragedy of cancer deaths cannot be softened.

A number of novel therapies are currently being explored as second-line treatments for patients with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), including a host of targeted therapies and various immune checkpoint inhibitors.

In an interview with CURE, DeMichele explains the significance of the I-SPY 2 data, the advantages of Kadcyla versus standard of care and what is on the horizon for the use of Kadcyla in HER2-positive disease.

Cancer is often about quantity when it should be about quality.

The first-line treatment paradigm for lung cancer is shifting.

Thanks to an addition of three biological markers to conventional breast cancer risk models, women can now better determine if they are at high or low risk for developing the disease.

It's not always smooth sailing with breast cancer.