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An older person sitting in a wheelchair wearing a mask

September 20, 2021/Cancer Care & Prevention

What’s the Difference Between Hospice and Palliative Care?

The short answer from a palliative care expert

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April 20, 2021/Cancer Care & Prevention

Why You Should Tell Your Child’s Teacher You Have Cancer

School can be a powerful ally during your treatment

April 6, 2021/Cancer Care & Prevention

How Genetic Testing Can Make Your Cancer Treatment More Effective

New drugs are better at targeting cancer cells

March 9, 2021/Cancer Care & Prevention

6 Things to Do When You Start Dating While Battling Cancer

Here's how you can tell if you're ready

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March 4, 2021/Cancer Care & Prevention

Can I Get the COVID-19 Vaccine If I Have Cancer?

What you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccines if you have cancer

February 10, 2021/Cancer Care & Prevention

Cancer and COVID-19: What You Should Know About Increased Risk

Information for patients, survivors and families

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January 26, 2021/Cancer Care & Prevention

Can Ultraviolet Nail Salon Lamps Give You Skin Cancer?

Frequent manicures, high-watt bulbs increase potential

January 22, 2021/Cancer Care & Prevention

How to Talk and Listen to Someone With Cancer

Tips on what to say and how to act when someone has cancer

woman carrying tote bag ready for cancer treatment

January 20, 2021/Cancer Care & Prevention

What You Should Bring to Your Chemotherapy Session

10 things that can help ease your mind and keep you comfortable

January 15, 2021/Cancer Care & Prevention

9 Symptoms That All Cancer Survivors Should Watch For

One quarter of patients develop a brain tumor later

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