
|Articles|June 21, 2011
- Summer 2011
- Volume 10
- Issue 2
From Our Archives: Art & Healing
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You can read more art and healing articles from CURE's archive:
Art and Life (Winter 2007)
A program in New York City helps survivors use artistic expression to communicate their experiences...
Figurative Testimonials (Spring 2008)
In June 2003, artist Karen Starrett Belfer was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer. To cope with her cancer experience, she turned to her art, which, she says, helps her process and make visible hidden emotions...
Articles in this issue
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Blog: Standing up to melanomaover 14 years ago
From Our Archives: Advance Directiveover 14 years ago
Teenage Tan Bans Spreading Across Statesover 14 years ago
Prostate Cancer Prevention Drugs Get a “No” Voteover 14 years ago
The Health Care Law: Rhetoric and Realityover 14 years ago
Nonmelanoma Skin Cancerover 14 years ago
From Our Archives: Skin Cancerover 14 years ago
Risky Infectionsover 14 years ago
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