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Breast Cancer Blog

How I Managed Social Anxiety After Breast Cancer July 31, 2017
Biosimilar Medicines: What They Are and What’s in the Pipeline for Breast Cancer March 30, 2017
Who Knew? Managing Privacy in Your Social Circle March 2, 2017
2016 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium Coverage December 16, 2016
Male Breast Cancer: Adding Some Blue on the Pink November 23, 2016
Self-Care for Caregivers November 21, 2016
Life as a Male With a BRCA Mutation November 10, 2016
Responding to Questions and Comments About Breast Cancer October 27, 2016
What My Patients Are Asking: Can the Type of Anesthesia I Get Affect My Risk of Recurrence? October 18, 2016
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Cancer Therapy Advisor

Guideline Updates on Quality Palliative Care October 31, 2018
Commission Calls for Integration of Oncology and Palliative Care October 26, 2018
Younger Women May Have Better Chance at Ovarian Function Recovery After Treatment for Hodgkin Lymphoma October 26, 2018
High Distress in Patients With Renal Cell Carcinoma, Call for Better Psychosocial Screening October 25, 2018
Scientists Identify 2 Variables That May Lead to Depression in Head and Neck Cancer October 10, 2018
Opioid Therapy for Cancer Pain May Be Associated With High Risk for Aberrant Opioid Use October 9, 2018
Synthetic or Plant-Based Cannabis for Symptom Relief in Patients With Cancer: Do We Have Any Evidence? October 4, 2018
Antiemetic Medications September 28, 2018
Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) and Pulmonary Embolism (PE) Medications Chart July 22, 2018
Therapy for Thromboembolic Disorder Chart July 7, 2018

Cancer. net

Working Together to Treat Rare Cancers February 14, 2019
Language English February 14, 2019lidia.schapiraIn this month’s From the Editor’s Desk, Dr. Schapira reflects on this year’s Advance of the Year and what it says about cancer research more broadly.
Treating Advanced Prostate Cancer and Kidney Cancer: Research from the 2019 Genitourinary Cancers Symposium February 11, 2019
Language English February 11, 2019Greg GuthrieThe 2019 Genitourinary Cancers Symposium will feature new research on treatments for prostate cancer and kidney cancer.
Diagnosed With a Gynecologic Cancer? 7 Questions to Ask Your Doctor February 7, 2019
Language English February 7, 2019Abhishek.KumarIf you’ve been diagnosed with a gynecologic cancer, learning about your disease and its treatment can help you make well-informed decisions and regain a sense of control.
Listening to the Whole Patient: Research from the 2019 Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium February 5, 2019
Language English February 5, 2019Florence.KurttilaSurvivor and advocate Florence Kurttila describes her key takeaways from the 2019 Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium.
Progress in Treating Rare Cancers: The 2019 Advance of the Year January 31, 2019
Language English January 31, 2019Greg GuthrieIn 2019, ASCO recognizes the progress in treating rare cancers as the Advance of the Year. Impressive progress has been made in bringing new treatment advances to cancers that are rare and difficult to treat. This year’s Clinical Cancer Advances report describes emerging treatments for thyroid cancer, uterine cancer, desmoid […]

Triage Cancer Blog

Ads For Short-Term Plans Lacking ACA Protections Swamped Consumers’ Online Searches February 6, 2019
Consumers shopping for insurance online last fall — using search terms such as “Obamacare plans,” “ACA enroll” and “cheap health insurance” — were most often directed to websites that promote individual health plans that didn’t meet consumer protections of the Affordable Care Act, according to...
How Do You Deal With Side Effects at Work? Watch our New Reasonable Accommodations Video January 31, 2019
Last week, on the Triage Cancer website, we debuted the latest video in our Animated Video series: “Dealing With Side Effects At Work.” That video is now available in Spanish, and with the option for subtitles in English and Spanish. It tackles issues that may...
State Update: National and State News That Will Impact the Cancer Community January 28, 2019
Today we’re bringing you the latest news updates on topics that may have a significant impact on the cancer community. A lot has happened over the last few weeks at both the national and state levels, here are a few highlights: National News: 7% of...
National Council on Aging Provides Assistance to Medicare Beneficiaries January 22, 2019
Are you a low-income Medicare beneficiary in need of guidance and help paying for health care, food, and other costs of living? The National Council on Aging’s (NCOA) national network of Benefits Enrollment Centers (BECs) can help. How does this work? 87 organizations in 43...
What Does the Texas Ruling Against the ACA Mean for the Cancer Community? December 17, 2018
What Does the Texas Ruling Against the ACA Mean for the Cancer Community? In a potential threat to the cancer community, on Friday night, just hours before the end of Marketplace open enrollment, a Texas judge ruled that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional. What...

Truth about cancer

In Memory of Our Friend, Dr. Ben Johnson February 15, 2019
It is with great sadness and heaviness of heart that we write this. Our good friend and champion in holistic medicine, Dr. Ben... Click to Keep Reading » The post In Memory of Our Friend, Dr. Ben Johnson appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.
The Ancient Healing “Elixir” that Boosts Health and... February 14, 2019
Consuming this broth is a centuries old tradition. It promotes a healthy immune system as well as several key nutrients your body... Click to Keep Reading » The post The Ancient Healing “Elixir” that Boosts Health and... appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.
Vaccine Dangers: Is the Aluminum in Vaccines Worth the... February 14, 2019
Promoters of vaccinations argue that vaccines are safe − in spite of having few to no long term established studies. Is aluminum... Click to Keep Reading » The post Vaccine Dangers: Is the Aluminum in Vaccines Worth the... appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.
Good Vibrations: How Sound and Light Therapy Can Heal... February 13, 2019
Did you know that sound and light may have the potential to improve your quality of life? Learn how good vibrations can help heal... Click to Keep Reading » The post Good Vibrations: How Sound and Light Therapy Can Heal... appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.
In Memory of Charlotte Gerson: A Natural Health Pioneer February 12, 2019
It is with great sorrow that we report the passing of Charlotte Gerson. But it is with great joy that we celebrate and reflect... Click to Keep Reading » The post In Memory of Charlotte Gerson: A Natural Health Pioneer appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.

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