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Being a “bad” patient

ByElizabeth Whittington

March 7th 2013

The dreaded conversation: Telling friends your parent has cancer

ByGuest

March 6th 2013

Young cancer survivors take note

ByKathy LaTour

March 5th 2013

LIVESTRONG says they are living strong

ByKathy LaTour

March 1st 2013

What no one wants to talk about: Sex

ByKathy LaTour

February 28th 2013

Making cancer statistics understandable

ByElizabeth Whittington

February 26th 2013

Dance like no one is watching

ByGuest

February 24th 2013

Attending C4YW brings hope and strength to Seattle

ByGuest

February 24th 2013

The Cost of Cancer

ByJon Garinn

February 22nd 2013

Kadcyla (T-DM1) approved to treat HER2+ breast cancer

ByLindsay Ray

February 22nd 2013

Robin Roberts Returns to Good Morning America

ByElizabeth Whittington

February 20th 2013

Robin Roberts, who was one of the most influential people in cancer last year, returns to "Good Morning America" today after recovering from MDS and a bone marrow transplantation.

Personalized medicine and what it means

ByDebu Tripathy

February 18th 2013

Upcoming meetings will bring patients and survivors together:Are you attending?

ByElizabeth Whittington

February 14th 2013

Pomalyst approved to treat multiple myeloma

ByLindsay Ray

February 11th 2013

Should Breast Cancer in Young Women Be Treated Differently?

ByJody Schoger

February 11th 2013

While breast cancer in young women appears to have similar characteristics, many experts agree that treating the type of breast cancer is more important than focusing on age at this point.