Sarcoma

The hold has been placed due to visual side effects in a number of patients with solid tumors.

From a cancer survivor who will attend the Super Bowl thanks to the Make-a-Wish foundation to the death of a former professional bodybuilder from the disease, here’s what is happening in the oncology space this week.

I recently reflected on the most difficult decision I faced during my experience with cancer.

My body and mind go through a lot before and after cancer scans. Here is how I bounce back.

As a cancer survivor, major medical appointments cause a great deal of stress. It took my dog throwing up to make me snap out of it.

I recently came across a Twitter thread where people were shaming a cancer survivor’s decisions, forcing me to step back before reacting.

There were some monumental FDA approvals in the cancer space during 2022 — here’s a roundup of our most-read agency decisions of the year.

From investigative journalist, Drew Griffin’s cancer-related death to Jane Fonda’s lymphoma update, here’s what’s happening in the oncology space this week.

When I experienced a sarcoma recurrence in 2017, I was given less than a 10% chance to live for five years. Now that I’ve surpassed that statistic and celebrated my five-year wedding anniversary, I’ve proven to myself that I’m not defined by cancer statistics.

Tecentriq was approved by the FDA for adults and children aged two years and older with advanced alveolar soft part sarcoma, a disease typically diagnosed in approximately 80 patients per year in the U.S.

For some, sticking to healthy habits can be difficult, but when I was going through cancer, I felt that my life depended on it.

A nonprofit organization aims to connect patients, caregivers and loved ones affected by sarcoma while educating those about the rare cancer.

From “Star Trek” actors supporting the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network to Michelle Obama meeting with a sarcoma survivor and an update on Jane Fonda’s cancer, here’s what’s happening in the cancer space this week.

An expert writes about his experience as a sarcoma medical oncologist and how the field may progress with several therapies in the pipeline.

Brandi Benson was thousands of miles away from home serving in the military when she received her cancer diagnosis. Today she advises others going through their own journey to not give up.

After being diagnosed with sarcoma while deployed overseas, military veteran Brandi Benson realized the importance of speaking up about health complications.

For years, many of my conversations have revolved around my cancer. Now that I’m in the survivorship phase, I’m trying to be more mindful of these interactions.

I went through two grueling bouts of cancer when I was a young adult, which drastically shaped my life.

After my cancer diagnosis, my family moved to Florida, which upset me at first, but ended up being a good thing.

Writing about my cancer was cathartic for me, but my loved ones had a tough time reading it.

From a rare malignancy to sexual dysfunction, this special issue explores some of the less talked about aspects of cancer.

Here’s how I plan to handle sadness, anger, loneliness, regret and guilt that comes with rebuilding my life after cancer.

My cancer surgeon is retiring. Here’s a fond farewell to the man who saved my life — multiple times.

I'm no longer the "helpless patient with cancer," though sometimes I need a reminder to keep myself in check.

As I recover from the traumatic effects of cancer, I’m realizing that success has much to do with mindset and optimism.