Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) treatment is daunting. But cancer doctors are experienced in managing AML chemotherapy side effects. Learn what to expect and how to keep side effects in check.
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AML Management: Feel Better With Food and Physical Activity
Treatment for acute myeloid leukemia (AML) isn’t easy. But by focusing on good nutrition and getting regular movement, you can feel better inside and out.
Is Cancer Treatment Affecting Your Skin and Nails?
You may notice unfavorable changes on your skin and nails during cancer treatment. Find out how a few changes in your routine can help your skin and nails.
What You Should Bring to Your Chemotherapy Session
We often suggest that our patients pack a small bag to bring to chemotherapy. Having a few familiar items from home can help ease anxiety you might be feeling. And these things can help you distract yourself while your treatment is administered.
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Should You Go on Vacation When Being Treated for Cancer?
You’re in the middle of treatment for cancer — one of the most serious, scary and intense experiences ever. Is it safe to go on vacation during cancer treatment?
Why a Brain Tumor Does Not Always Mean You Have Cancer
You might be surprised to hear that having a brain tumor doesn’t necessarily mean you have cancer. Some tumors are benign. While they are not cancerous, they can still cause problems depending on their location.
14 Questions You Should Ask Your Doctor About Your Breast Cancer Diagnosis
If you’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer, here are 14 questions you should ask your doctor to more actively participate in your care.
Should You Have Chemotherapy Before Surgery for Breast Cancer?
Can having chemotherapy before surgery boost your chance of success? A breast cancer specialist discusses if and when it’s the right decision for you.
Coping With Chemo Brain, a Less-Talked-About Side Effect of Cancer Treatment
Chemo brain, or chemotherapy-induced cognitive impairment, is a mental fog that can affect cancer survivors’ memory, attention and ability to process information. Here’s a look at how common it is and strategies for coping.
Can Your Cancer Treatment Be Hazardous to Others?
If you’re undergoing cancer treatment, you may worry about the effect that chemotherapy and radiation may have on your loved ones and others around you. Our cancer care nurse explains what you need to know.
