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I have filed for divorce from my relationship with fear. Cancer fears have been a part of my life for over five years and I think the relationship has simply run its course.

A cancer survivor wonders if chemicals contributed to her breast cancer or melanoma.

Cancer benched me, but it's time to feel alive again and remember that I am much more than a person who is recovering from a disease.

Shannon Kerr isn't shy about proclaiming her status as a cancer survivor. At the 2016 Battlefrog Fiesta Bowl in Phoenix, Kerr was joined by a stadium full of fans in drawing attention to the disease and the toll it can take.

In an interview with CURE, Anees B. Chagpar, from The Breast Center at Smilow Cancer Hospital at Yale-New Haven, shares her thoughts on the final guidelines and how they change the focus of screening.

Doing a little reflection about where I've been and how far I've come is just as important as making resolutions.

I am not fearless. But, despite all that this disease has taken from me, I will fight to take something back.

The approval was based on findings from the phase 3 ENDEAVOR trial.

Why does a cancer diagnosis always come down to being a winner or a loser?

The cancer experience is different for all of us that is sometimes easy to navigate and sometimes not at all. Yet we all join the same team once we hear the words “you have cancer.” We can help each other to cope.

The approval was based on a near doubling in progression-free survival (PFS) seen with the treatment compared with observation in the phase 3 PROLONG trial.

The first thing cancer took away was my innocence. I still remember what it was like to hear those five words: "I'm sorry, you have cancer."

Ed chronicles part II of his chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) story from the third person.

Though patients and survivors often complain of chemo brain during and after treatment for cancer, a growing body of research shows that there are multiple causes behind the cognitive decline many survivors experience.

Studies continue to show increased risk of cancer recurrence and death in obese individuals, but new research highlights the benefits of weight loss interventions for overweight and obese cancer survivors.

A five-year breast cancer survivor expresses uncertainty about discontinuing her hormone-suppressing medication.

A poem about a two-year encounter with advanced cancer of the head and neck.