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There's a list of things we're supposed to do as good patients. And then, there's the reality of living with cancer and doing the best we can.

In which Kevin introduces himself, catches the world up to date on his cancer battle, and sprinkles in some random bits of wisdom

The anticipated approval of Ibrance (palbociclib) came two months ahead of expectations, as the FDA granted an accelerated approval to the drug as a frontline treatment for women with ER-positive, HER2-negative metastatic breast cancer.

When Cancer Gets Political

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Cancer moves fast; we need to move faster. Help make sure patients have access to important diagnostic tests.

The Food and Drug Administration is evaluating proposals for new indications for at least 17 oncology medicines, according to Friends of Cancer Research, an advocacy group that aims to get patients cutting-edge treatments as safely and quickly as possible.

There is a lot of pressure on cancer patients to stay cheerful and only focus on the positive during treatment and beyond. I think this is overrated and can stifle the process of coming to terms with this disease.

Holistic Nutrition

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The integrative treatment of cancer must include nutrition as an adjunct to surgery, radiation therapy and chemotherapy.

Most oncologists are well acquainted with the term precision medicine, often used interchangeably to describe a model of care in which a treatment plan is based on patient characteristics and the molecular and genetic profile of the patient's tumor.

The Thing About Risk

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There are some things known to increase the risk of gynecologic cancers. Bottom line, being a woman puts you at risk.