Videos

LeVar Burton, most noted for his roles in “Reading Rainbow” and “Star Trek”, stresses how important storytelling is — both in everyday life and in health care settings.

Several CURE® Calendar Contest winners describe their winning creations and discuss how they used art as a medium of coping with the struggles of cancer.

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Some patients with kidney cancer do not need to rush into the operating room, explained Dr. Alexander Kutikov.

Several CURE® Calendar Contest winners explain the stories behind their winning artwork and how their artmaking helped them through the difficulties of cancer.

The panel provides closing thoughts on patient advocacy and advocacy activities.

Julie Larson, LCSW, provides insight into reasons for joining clinical trials, finding trials from peers, and trials for purposes other than cancer treatment.

Patient Jocelyn Mueller and oncologist Julia Fisher, M.D., describe some of the adjustments that had to be made to Jocelyn’s treatment for HER2-positive breast cancer due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The panel discusses resources available for locating relevant clinical trials for patients with metastatic breast cancer.

Shirley Mertz, MA, JD, provides an overview of clinical trials and how they are conducted.

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Julie Fisher, M.D., has a conversation with patient Jocelyn Mueller about the importance of good support networks when living with HER2-positive breast cancer.

Jocelyn Mueller details how chemotherapy treatments have affected her daily life and her decision to receive treatment through a port.

Sheila McGlown provides insight into the underrepresentation of women of color in clinical trials for breast cancer and discusses reasons for these disparities.

The panel elaborates on the racial disparities in the care of breast cancer and the need for systemic change to address these disparities.

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Take-home messages from a discussion on the use of biomarker testing, and newer, novel-based strategies to treat patients with non-small cell lung cancer.

Preferences for rechallenging patients with non-small cell lung cancer with immunotherapy based on previous experiences in terms of treatment-related side effects.

Julie Fisher, MD, explains how she assesses HER2-positive breast cancer patients for treatment response, what side-effects can occur and how they can be managed.

Strategies that can help various health care professionals best mitigate or manage side effects associated with newer treatments in non-small cell lung cancer, such as immunotherapy.

Jocelyn Mueller describes the preoperative treatments she has received for HER2-positive breast cancer, and the questions she had for her medical care team.

Sheila McGlown identifies the racial disparities that exist in the treatment of breast cancer, particularly those faced by women of color, and discusses reasons why these disparities may exist.

The panel discusses strategies for locating appropriate support groups for patients with metastatic breast cancer.

CURE spoke with Stacy Lloyd, board member of the VHL Alliance, about the treatment options for patients with VHL.

CURE spoke with Stacy Lloyd, board member of the VHL Alliance, to better understand VHL and its impact on cancer.

After missing his flight, voice actor Rob Paulsen recorded a vlog in the airport where he discusses the “platinum lining” behind his cancer diagnosis when it comes to everyday hassles like travel.

As a part of its “Speaking Out” video series, CURE spoke with Stacy Lloyd on behalf of the VHL Alliance, about discussing hereditary cancer with family members and how a diagnosis can lead to earlier surveillance for the disease.