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Blogging is a Great Way to Chronicle a Breast Cancer Journey
After my breast cancer diagnosis, blogging became a way to process emotions, share updates with loved ones, and connect with others facing similar journeys
Various Clinical Trials in Oncology Announce Key Trial Milestones
Several oncology companies announced key trial milestones this week across the landscape of both blood cancers and solid tumors.
Bladder Cancer Drug Alpha1H Shows Benefit in Phase 2 Trial
Alpha1H shows benefit in non-muscle invasive bladder cancer, shrinking tumors and boosting the immune system with manageable side effects.
What Does Multiple Myeloma Mean?
Multiple myeloma is a chronic blood cancer affecting plasma cells, but with today’s treatments many patients can manage symptoms and live fulfilling lives.
A Close Companion Throughout my Cancer Journey
In a defining moment for both my husband and me, we learned of the need for and the meaning of support during a cancer journey.
Could Cancer Vaccines Become a Reality Within the Next Decade?
Kristen Dahlgren of the Cancer Vaccine Coalition spoke with CURE about why she remains hopeful for the future or cancer vaccines.
Breaking Down the Treatment of GIST for Patients
In an interview, Dr. Rosario Ligresti highlighted what patients with gastrointestinal stromal tumors, or GIST, should know upon starting treatment.
How My Daughter’s Cancer Team Helped Me Stay Her Mom
I share how my daughter’s cancer team let me stay involved and supported, helping me remain present as her mom through every step of treatment.
Nurse-Led Clinics Bridge Gaps in Myeloproliferative Care
A structured nurse-led clinic can help patients with myeloproliferative neoplasms receive timely support, as well as bridge gaps in symptom reporting.
FDA Approves Dako Omnis Test to Guide Colorectal Cancer Treatment
The FDA approved the Dako Omnis panel to identify patients with colorectal cancer with mismatch repair deficiency.
How the GIST Treatment Landscape is Evolving For Patients
The GIST treatment landscape has shifted in recent years due to the emergence of new therapies, many of which patients should be aware of.
CPAN Quarterly News Bulletin – June 2025
What Happens When Kids in Families Affected by Cancer Return to School
CURE spoke with an expert about the needs of children in families living with cancer during back-to-school season.
How to Talk to Your Children About a Cancer Diagnosis
When a family member receives a diagnosis, it can present emotional challenges for children.
Emphasizing the Need for More Diversity in Cancer Clinical Trials
Kimberly (Cary) Demirhan discusses the need for more diversity and inclusivity in clinical trials for patients with cancer.
FDA Gives Complete Response Letter for Darzalex Faspro Quadruplet Regimen
The FDA declined approval of Darzalex Faspro for newly diagnosed, transplant-ineligible multiple myeloma in its current form.
Prostate Cancer Survivor Shares Journey From Diagnosis to Treatment
Being diagnosed with a disease like prostate cancer is a very impactful life event, making it vital to have people you love by your side.
Finding Strength in Social Connections During Cancer Treatment
Through cancer treatment, loss, as well as many life changes, I found healing in simple moments of community and laughter that lifted my spirit.
Understanding TGCT and ROMVIMZA™ (vimseltinib)
Watch a webinar as experts on tenosynovial giant cell tumor (TGCT) share an overview of TGCT and a simple summary of the MOTION study.
CAR T Being Explored in Glioma Following Successes in Blood Cancer
CAR-T cell therapies are now being explored for the treatment of solid tumors like gliomas, Dr. Tanja A. Gruber explained in an interview with CURE.
Finding Support in Unexpected Places Through Hereditary Cancer Advocacy
I share how my friendship with advocate Amy Byer Shainman helped me navigate hereditary cancer, showing that real support comes from empath and honesty.
Investigating Personalized Vaccine Use in Kidney Cancer Care
Personalized vaccines are currently being investigated for the treatment of patients with kidney cancer; however, the investigation is still in early stages.
Can Aprepitant Improve Survival for Women With Breast Cancer?
Study finds anti-nausea drug aprepitant boosts distant disease-free and breast cancer-specific survival in early-stage triple-negative breast cancer.
Reuniting a Family After Multiple Cancer Diagnoses
Through three family cancer diagnoses, and my own life-threatening stage 3b lung cancer verdict, family support and reconnection helped support me.
Expert Oncologist Breaks Down the Current Treatment Landscape of GIST
Dr. Rosario Ligresti discussed common signs and symptoms of GIST, as well as highlighted how the treatment landscape has changed in recent years.
FDA Grants Breakthrough Therapy Designation to I-DXd in SCLC
The FDA granted breakthrough therapy designation to Ifinatamab deruxtecan for some with extensive-stage small cell lung cancer.
The Characterization of GIST: What Patients Should Know
Although GIST can be identified during an endoscopy, according to Dr. Rosario Ligresti, these are still rare tumors that warrant further characterization.
Back to School Time Creates ‘Perfect Storm’ For Families Facing Cancer
CURE spoke with a clinical social worker about issues faced by families dealing with cancer as kids return to school.
Is Resistance Training Safe for Patients With Breast Cancer?
Structured resistance training is safe for breast cancer patients, improving arm muscle and reducing lymphedema during and after treatment.
What Patients With GIST Need to Know About Their Disease
Although gastrointestinal stromal tumor, or GIST, is a rare type of cancer, between 4,000 and 6,000 people are diagnosed with GIST in the U.S. yearly.
