Fall 2016

"25 Women Who Survived Cancer" compiles the experiences of some well-known cancer survivors, including newscasters Robin Roberts and Joan Lunden, actresses Patti LuPone and Fran Drescher.

Blogs about personal experiences, such as cancer, can be therapeutic for both writers and readers.

Len Lichtenfeld offers insight on the new Oncology Care Model.

Ben Stiller is taking a stance in the debate over PSA screening.

Author Anna Dewdney died of brain cancer, but instead of having funeral arrangements, she asked that people spend their time reading to children.

Expert D. Ross Camidge, M.D., Ph.D., offers tips for dealing with the stress of navigating clinical trials for cancer treatment.

Online guided meditation may help patients with cancer cope with stress.

THE QUESTION ABOUT OBESITY is no longer whether or not it contributes to the development of cancer, but how much, and in whom. Most importantly, our question should be: What are we going to do about it?

Comments from you, our readers.

It can be difficult for caregivers and friends to find the right words when talking about a loved one’s cancer.

Obesity can negatively affect cancer treatment outcomes, trigger disease recurrence and shorten longevity. Organized weight loss programs and exercise can help patients protect themselves.

Cocktails of three, four or even five drugs of various classes are turning myeloma into a chronic condition.

Faced with cancer, some launch nonprofit organizations designed to help fellow patients and their families. Here’s how they do it.