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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
Absolutely Sweet Marie October 10, 2016

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Cancer Therapy Advisor

Is Paraneoplastic Granuloma Annulare Linked to Solid Organ Malignancies? August 17, 2018
TNFi Not Linked to Increased Risk for Cancer Recurrence in Rheumatoid Arthritis August 16, 2018
High-Risk Breast Cancer Patients May Not Be Adherent to Heart Failure Monitoring August 7, 2018
Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) and Pulmonary Embolism (PE) Medications Chart July 22, 2018
Therapy for Thromboembolic Disorder Chart July 7, 2018
Palliative care consultation linked to reduced direct hospital costs May 21, 2018
Socioeconomic Status May Preclude Elderly Patients From Receiving Pancreatic Cancer Treatment February 15, 2018
Spontaneous Regression of Cancer: Explanations and Predictions October 31, 2017
Factors Associated With Hospice Enrollment Among Patients With Hematologic Cancers May 22, 2017
"Mystery Shopper" Study Identifies Barriers to Palliative Care Access September 7, 2016

Cancer. net

Cinco conversaciones para mejorar la atención del cáncer para adultos mayores hispanos August 16, 2018
Language Spanish August 16, 2018Enrique.SotoLas barreras culturales y de lenguaje pueden dificultar el acceso a una atención de calidad del cáncer para los adultos mayores hispanos que viven en los Estados Unidos. Conozca las conversaciones entre pacientes, familias y proveedores de atención médica que pueden garantizar la obtención del mejor apoyo y tratamiento posibles.
5 Conversations to Improve Cancer Care for Older Hispanic Adults August 16, 2018
Language English August 16, 2018Enrique.SotoCultural and language barriers can make it hard for older Hispanic adults in the United States to get quality cancer care. Learn what conversations between patients, families, and health care providers can help ensure the best possible treatment and support.
Improving Communication Between Oncologists and People With Cancer August 14, 2018
Language English August 14, 2018gregguthrieIn this podcast from the ASCO Educational Book, Dr. Timothy Gilligan and survivor and advocate Liz Salmi talk about ways patients and doctors can work together to improve communication during cancer care.
Spotlight On: Cancer Case Managers August 9, 2018
Language English August 9, 2018Tori.BrunettiCase managers play an important role in making sure patients’ needs are met. They also help bridge communication between the health care team and the person with cancer.
6 Things Patients Taught Me About How to Cope with Extended Treatment August 7, 2018
Language English August 7, 2018lidia.schapiraIn this month’s From the Editor’s Desk, Dr. Schapira writes about what it means to face a lifetime of cancer treatment and shares some tips on how to ease that journey.

Triage Cancer Blog

Triage Cancer Interview with Gabby Salinas, Cancer Survivor and Candidate for Tennessee Senate August 7, 2018
Triage Cancer Interview with Gabby Salinas, Cancer Survivor and Candidate for Tennessee Senate Can you tell our audience who you are and how you are involved with the cancer community? My name is Gabby Salinas, I am a three-time cancer survivor who started her cancer...
Buyer Beware: New Rule for Short-Term Health Insurance Plans August 2, 2018
A new federal rule released yesterday will make it harder for advocates and health care professionals who work every day to help people with pre-existing conditions (e.g., cancer, high blood pressure, allergies, high cholesterol, etc.), access quality care and adequate health insurance coverage. The U.S....
Can You Really Shop for Your Health Care? New Self-Service Cost Estimator Tools Introduced July 31, 2018
Have you ever wanted to know the price of your medical care before you went to the hospital? El Camino Hospital, located in California’s Silicon Valley, is providing a game-changing online tool for patients seeking those answers. The hospital launched this tool in an effort to...
New Bill Introduced: Social Security Administration Act July 24, 2018
The biggest challenge for those who are trying to access Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, to help replace their wages because of their inability to work based on their medical condition, is that there is a huge backlog of applications and appeals. A recent...
How Will the Latest Happenings in Capitals and Federal Courts Impact Cancer Survivors? July 19, 2018
It has been a busy summer in the capitols and courts across the country. Here are some highlights of topics that may have a significant impact on the cancer community. National News: On July 10th, the President issues an Executive Order that now allows Administrative Law...

Truth about cancer

Cancer Survivor Story: Jessica (Ductal Carcinoma In... August 17, 2018
Jessica’s sister was a young woman when she was diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), or Stage 0 breast cancer. Watch... Click to Keep Reading » The post Cancer Survivor Story: Jessica (Ductal Carcinoma In... appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.
Social Factors Ignored in Studies Could Help Determine... August 16, 2018
A new commentary indicates that factors like race, income, and other social factors help determine a person’s cancer risk... Click to Keep Reading » The post Social Factors Ignored in Studies Could Help Determine... appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.
How Fasting & the Keto Diet Actually Fight Cancer... August 15, 2018
Video Transcript: How Fasting & the Keto Diet Actually Fight Cancer Ty Bollinger: As you might know, the ketogenic diet is a... Click to Keep Reading » The post How Fasting & the Keto Diet Actually Fight Cancer... appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.
Weeding Out the Truth: Landmark Case Exposes... August 13, 2018
In a landmark ruling, a CA jury found that Monsanto failed to warn consumers that their glyphosate-based herbicides cause cancer... Click to Keep Reading » The post Weeding Out the Truth: Landmark Case Exposes... appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.
5 Reasons Why Some Alternative Cancer Treatments Fail... August 13, 2018
Proponents of conventional cancer treatments often argue that natural or alternative cancer treatments are not always successful... Click to Keep Reading » The post 5 Reasons Why Some Alternative Cancer Treatments Fail... appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.

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