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February 24, 2020/Cancer Care & Prevention

Can Your Cancer Treatment Be Hazardous to Others?

Why some treatments need a little extra caution

Mom holding child who is going through chemotherapy

December 30, 2019/Children's Health

When Your Child Has Cancer: Helping Them Understand

How to cope with a childhood cancer diagnosis in the family

Cancer patient with her daughter offering support

November 19, 2019/Cancer Care & Prevention

10 Tips to Help You Through Chemotherapy

Ways to make your treatment more comfortable

Older man at doctors office worried about lymph nodes in neck

November 6, 2019/Ear, Nose & Throat

When Are Swollen Glands a Sign of Cancer in the Lymph Nodes?

Swollen glands don’t usually spell trouble, but here’s how to know if you’re at risk

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Illustration of the pancrease position in the human body

July 26, 2019/Digestive

Pancreatic Cancer: It’s on the Rise, But There’s Reason to Be Hopeful

A healthy lifestyle may help with prevention

July 16, 2019/Cancer Care & Prevention

Should You Exercise When You Have Cancer?

Add physical activity to your daily routine

Patient being prepped for CT scan of lungs

July 8, 2019/Lung

Why Lung Cancer Doesn’t Have to Be the Deadliest Cancer

Early detection through screening can improve survival numbers

May 24, 2019/Cancer Care & Prevention

5 Things You Should Do Before Cancer Treatment

First, remember you're in charge!

January 18, 2019/Cancer Care & Prevention

If Someone in Your Life Just Survived Cancer, Here’s How You Can Support Them Now

The cancer journey doesn’t end after treatment

January 8, 2019/Cancer Care & Prevention

Is Targeted Radiation Therapy Best for Your Early-Stage Lung Cancer?

SBRT is an effective option when you’re too frail for surgery

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