Every other year, the leading cancer survivorship researchers gather to share information on the needs of those who have gone through cance...
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CURE invited Diane Gambill, PhD, a CURE advisory board member, to share her thoughts on advancements in blood cancers highlighted at the 201...
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Shared decision making is a collaborative process for building relationships between patients and providers, using both scientific evidence ...
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Mark Roll’s pulmonary doctor was so astonished to learn that his stubborn cough was due to lung cancer that he tracked Roll down on a ...
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Megan Silianoff described her treatment for ovarian cancer, first in a phone call with the adoption agency in 2011, and then later when she ...
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OK, spoiler alert. If you plan to see the movie, don’t read this blog.
Last night I went to see The Fault in our Stars, the story of ...
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No one, unless they have been there, can explain what it’s like to be in pain 24/7. When I began researching a neuropathy feature for...
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CURE invited Diane Gambill, PhD, a CURE advisory board member, to share her thoughts on advancements in lymphoma highlighted at the 2014 ann...
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Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is a dose-limiting side effect of certain anti-cancer treatments. How these drugs affect t...
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While non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) has a reputation as a hard-to-treat cancer, several studies presented at ASCO may help researchers...
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