Fall 2009

One parent survivor tells how humor and openness helped her teenagers and her preteen to accept her diagnosis of thyroid cancer.

Women from around the globe gathered at the Reach to Recovery International meeting to learn from others how to advocate for breast cancer survivors in their home countries.

Deciding to screen for any type of cancer can be a big decision. Here are some resources to help you decide what may be best for you.

Resources and information on managing sexuality and intimacy issues for cancer patients and survivors.

Not only can a chronic inflammatory condition promote cancer, but it can play a role in other conditions including obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.

After a loss, caregivers often face the awkward questions of well-wishers.

Treatment for cancer treatment-related hot flashes.

The LIVESTRONG Global Cancer Campaign works to address the global cancer burden.

Probiotics may be good for the gut.

What is multidisciplinary care, and where can patients get it?

Sex toys and lubricant and erotic books, oh my!

Treating an ovarian cancer relapse as soon as it can be detected seems like a good idea. But not so fast, a major study has concluded.

To learn more about managing cancer treatment-related hot flashes in men and women, CURE talked with Debra Barton, PhD, associate professor of oncology at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.

There's now something to take aim at in triple-negative breast cancer.