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Hyperthermia: Why Heat Can Make Cancer Treatments More Potent
Discover how hyperthermia ‘primes’ cancer cells to be more susceptible to radiation and chemotherapy — and can target tumor cells that have proven resistant to these cancer treatments.
When Someone You Love Has Cancer: 9 Practical Tips + Insights
Compassion is important when cancer strikes a family member or friend. But you can offer practical support, too, as they navigate doctors, tests and procedures. Here’s how.
What’s the Difference Between a Sarcoma and Carcinoma?
The complex medical terms used to describe cancer can be overwhelming. Here’s what you should know about two unique forms of cancer.
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Straight Talk on How to Understand Your Cancer Prognosis
If you learn you have cancer, you’ll want to understand your prognosis – what your outcomes may be. An oncologist offers key information you should know.
Is Your Child a Good Candidate for a Groundbreaking Leukemia Treatment?
Gene therapy recently approved by the FDA for certain young leukemia patients is a first in the U.S. The treatment modifies a patient’s own immune cells to fight the leukemia.
Worried About an Inherited Breast Cancer Risk? A Psychologist Can Help
Learning you have a hereditary breast cancer risk can be frightening. But talking to a therapist can help you take control and cope with anxiety and depression.
You’re Cancer-Free, So Why Aren’t You Happy?
Fear that breast cancer will return can affect survivors so profoundly they are unable to enjoy life. Having certain facts in hand and a surveillance plan can help dispel this fear. If not, counseling may be needed.
Immunotherapy: Is It Right for Your Cancer Type?
Immunotherapy is radically changing the face of cancer treatment, but the number of people who can benefit is still small. Can it help you?
Treating Lung Cancer: Which Surgical Option Is Best for You?
If you’re having surgery as part of your lung cancer treatment, the surgeon will consider surgical approach as well as which type of surgery is best. Here’s what you should know.