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July 14th 2022
The FDA has permitted the manufacturer of a novel drug to continue a phase 3 clinical trial investigating the effects of treatment with a novel drug in patients with HER2/neu-positive primary breast cancer.
July 13th 2022
When a friend with metastatic breast cancer said that her cancer responded to treatment and she was excited to stop taking daily pills, I thought that something must have been miscommunicated to her.
July 8th 2022
I typically don’t use cancer labels, such as “survivor” or “thriver,” but when I heard about COVID-19 “long-haulers,” the term resonated with me.
Treatment with praluzatamab ravtansine improved outcomes in some patients with breast cancer, though one expert noted further study of the drug is needed.
July 7th 2022
I did not wear my prosthetic breast for my son’s wedding, but I did pack some lymphedema essentials for my trip.
July 6th 2022
After decades of dealing with type 1 diabetes, I was taking care of my ailing parents when I received a breast cancer diagnosis.
At a neighbor’s funeral, I realized that people have their own hardships, too, and there is a time and a place to discuss my cancer diagnosis.
July 3rd 2022
This past year amid the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted just how extraordinary and wonderful Anne Draxl, B.S.N., RN, is for our practice.
July 1st 2022
As I reflect on the month of June, I see it as my “rebirth,” as four years ago, I was diagnosed with cancer, and my life has not been the same ever since.
From “General Hospital” star Cameron Mathison discussing his cancer experience to Dame Deborah James and Hells Angels founder Sonny Barger dying of the disease, here’s what happened in the cancer space this week.
June 30th 2022
When I noticed the bare shelves in a recent trip to the grocery store, I started to think about how supply chain issues might impact cancer care.
In less than a year, Christine Whelchel went from receiving a diagnosis of breast cancer to becoming a trailblazing “Jeopardy!” champion.
June 29th 2022
Here is a roundup of cancer treatments that were approved by the FDA in the spring of 2022 that patients may have missed.
After seven years, my prosthetic breast, “Rightie,” sprung a leak and needed to be replaced.
June 28th 2022
When participating in FORCE’s Virtual Advocacy Day, it was difficult for me not to go off-script, as anger welled up inside me.
June 27th 2022
Receiving a diagnosis of metastatic breast cancer that has spread to the brain can be a frightening time for patients, however a new resource may help guide them through the stressful journey.
June 24th 2022
I can’t imagine my daughter not getting important cancer treatments because we could not afford it or because insurance denied it. Unfortunately, that is the situation for many patients.
From Robin Roberts’ personal message about her partner, Amber Laign’s cancer, to a dancing group inspired by an “America’s Got Talent” contestant who died of cancer, here’s what is happening in the cancer space this week.
June 23rd 2022
Recent clinical trial results have given me new hope that one day soon, a cure for all cancers will be found.
In CURE®’s “Speaking Out” video series, on behalf of Living Beyond Breast Cancer, Dr. Nancy Lin discusses treatment planning for brain metastases in breast cancer and how patients can take part in driving their care.
June 22nd 2022
I was lucky to find a cancer resource center that offered support groups, free wigs and plenty more — including delicious luncheons for survivors and their families.
June 21st 2022
After being diagnosed with breast cancer, I struggled to discuss what was going on, but once I started a blog, the sunshine began to pour in.
June 20th 2022
People are always shocked when I tell them I am a breast cancer survivor, highlighting the need to discuss the fact that people under the age of 40 can be diagnosed, too.
It has been 46 years since my brother died of cancer, and I have finally reached the “bitter resentment” stage of grief.
Recent study findings demonstrate that certain older women with breast cancer may be able to skip chemotherapy after treatment with endocrine therapy.
June 18th 2022
I hope every patient and their family can feel the caring that two angels standing by a shoulder can bring.
June 17th 2022
My daughter is a cancer “previvor” because she inherited a cancer gene from her mother, so this Father’s Day, I’m celebrating her, too.
June 16th 2022
After surviving cancer, I knew what medical upselling looked like, and experienced it firsthand when a clinician tried to send me for more tests than I felt necessary.
June 15th 2022
Telling friends and family about a cancer diagnosis can be gut wrenching. Here’s how I did it.
June 14th 2022
Recent headlines have been highlighting a monoclonal antibody that eliminated evidence of disease in patients with rectal cancer, but I believe that findings from the research need to be taken with a few grains of caution.
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