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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

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

How Symptom Tracking Makes Cancer Care Better December 13, 2018
Language English December 13, 2018lidia.schapiraIn this month’s From the Editor’s Desk, Dr. Schapira discusses the role of tracking and reporting side effects in high-quality care, including advances in patient-reported outcomes or PROs.
How Do I Get Cancer Care During a Natural Disaster? December 11, 2018
Language English December 11, 2018Enrique.SotoIf a natural disaster hits your area, it may be hard to get the cancer care you need. Learn what you can do before, during, and after an emergency situation to make sure you’re prepared.
¿Cómo obtengo atención para el cáncer durante una catástrofe natural? December 11, 2018
Language Spanish December 11, 2018Enrique.SotoSi hay una catástrofe natural en su área, puede ser difícil obtener la atención para el cáncer que usted necesita. Aprenda lo que puede hacer antes, durante y después de una situación de emergencia para asegurarse de estar preparado.
ASCO in the Community: A Doctor and a Pastor Talk About Cancer, Death, Hope, and Faith December 6, 2018
Language English December 6, 2018gregguthrieASCO President Dr. Monica Bertagnolli is going out into local communities to find out what people with cancer and health care providers think and need. The second of these town halls was held in Sudbury, Massachusetts. In this podcast, Dr. Colin Weekes and Pastor Joel Guillemette describe the town hall and […]
Working When You Have Cancer: An Expert Q&A December 4, 2018
Language English December 4, 2018Nicole.FranklinLearn about your legal rights and how to ask for workplace accommodations during and after treatment.

Triage Cancer Blog

Need more time to enroll in health insurance? December 15, 2018
The deadline to enroll in a 2019 Marketplace health insurance plan is December 15!* Do you find it difficult to make health insurance coverage choices? Watch our Animated Videos for a quick break down or check out our webinars for in-depth explanations! Do one of these...
Every Day Is A Gift: Inspiration From A Prostate Cancer Survivor December 11, 2018
At Triage Cancer, we are proud to offer resources on the practical and legal issues that might arise during or after a cancer diagnosis. That includes hearing stories of hope and inspiration within the cancer community. David Meth, Prostate Cancer survivor, and author of “Every...
Cancer-Related Fatigue: What It Is and How You Can Deal With It December 4, 2018
Cancer-Related Fatigue: What It Is and How You Can Deal With It While there are many different side effects of cancer, did you know the number one overlooked side effect is fatigue? Cancer-related fatigue can take an enormous toll on an individual undergoing cancer...
Medicare open enrollment: still time to apply + new resources! November 27, 2018
Medicare open enrollment began on October 15th, 2018 and will go until December 7th, 2018! During this enrollment period you can make the switch from original Medicare to Medicare Advantage (or vice versa), switch from one Medicare Advantage plan to another, or from one Medicare Part D (prescription drug)...
Helpful Resources for Any Individual Dealing With a Cancer Diagnosis November 6, 2018
“Many people like to think that cancer ends when treatment ends. In some cases, that’s true, and that’s great. In other cases, though, there are more battles to be fought, a lot more.” In a recent article published by curetoday.com, the author described his frustration...

Truth about cancer

Merry Christmas from Down Under December 14, 2018
who was featured as one of our Cancer Survivor stories in October 2017. You can find out more about Barb’s healing from a... Click to Keep Reading » The post Merry Christmas from Down Under appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.
Healthy Holiday Oat Nog Recipe December 13, 2018
This gluten-free, dairy-free, egg-free, and sugar-free version of the classic eggnog is healthy and delicious... with a number of... Click to Keep Reading » The post Healthy Holiday Oat Nog Recipe appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.
How to Resist Chemotherapy: A Step of Faith (Part 3) December 12, 2018
Join Chris Wark for part 3 of his story, where he talks about resisting chemotherapy, the real meaning of courage, and how to... Click to Keep Reading » The post How to Resist Chemotherapy: A Step of Faith (Part 3) appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.
Does Exercise Keep You Young? Research Says Yes December 11, 2018
Does exercise keep you young? New research that says those who have been exercising regularly for decades may be as healthy as... Click to Keep Reading » The post Does Exercise Keep You Young? Research Says Yes appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.
PSK: Popular Japanese Cancer Treatment STILL Not... December 10, 2018
PSK has been proven time and again to effectively combat cancer. So why won't the FDA approve its use in the United States? Read... Click to Keep Reading » The post PSK: Popular Japanese Cancer Treatment STILL Not... appeared first on The Truth About Cancer.

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