A cancer diagnosis completely upends your life. One day, everything is normal and you’re following your typical routine. The next, you’re managing appointments, scans, and procedures. It’s very easy to fall into feelings of despair or depression. In fact, that’s very normal. In fact, research shows that up to 47% of cancer patients experience significant […]

In this podcast roundup, we’ve compiled several insightful podcast episodes that explore topics from heart health to fertility to intimacy. Whether you’re navigating treatment or life after cancer, these conversations offer guidance, reassurance, and practical information from experts and patient advocates. 1) What is psycho-oncology? | Mind on Mental Health Dr. Kara Buda, a psychologist […]

Early detection of cancer is an ongoing quest because the earlier cancer is caught, the easier it is to treat, and the greater a patient’s chance for positive health outcomes. In an ideal world, people would know they have cancer before they exhibit any symptoms. While blood tests, known as multi-detection tests, are being marketed […]

For the first time ever, new data from the American Cancer Society (ACS) shows that 7 in 10 people diagnosed with cancer in the U.S. now survive at least five years. According to Cancer Statistics, 2026, this milestone reflects decades of research, innovation, and improvements in how cancer is diagnosed and treated. Below are some […]

The term “clean beauty” has become increasingly common in cosmetics and skincare marketing. While it may suggest products that are safer or healthier, there is no single, regulated definition of what “clean” means in this context. For people living with cancer or going through cancer treatment, understanding what’s behind the label is important when making […]

We’ve known that regular physical activity can enhance the quality of life for people with cancer, but recent research is revealing just how critical movement is after treatment. Results from the phase III CHALLENGE trial provide the strongest clinical evidence to date that exercise can be as effective as medication in preventing cancer recurrence. Although […]

Finding joy while living with metastatic cancer When you’re living with metastatic cancer, you may find yourself facing every new day with mixed emotions, including feelings from fear to strength, and even anticipation of what might come next in your treatment. Even when you’re facing all that uncertainty, there is room for staying hopeful and […]

When the month of May comes around, we always look forward to celebrating one of the most important members of any patient’s oncology care team: the oncology nurse and/or your oncology nurse practitioner (NP). Oncology nurses are integral during every phase and stage as you navigate treatment and beyond. Oncology nurses and NPs are highly […]

In honor of National Healthcare Decisions Day, learn about how this special support system can help patients throughout their care Held annually on April 16th, National Healthcare Decisions Day (NHDD) is an educational event to raise awareness of the importance of completing advance directives and empowering individuals to make their healthcare decisions known. In recognition […]

Whether you’re going through cancer treatment or managing life as a cancer survivor, it’s important to understand how things in your environment can affect both your cancer diagnosis and overall health. While it’s unrealistic to eliminate every single chemical you come in contact with, reducing your exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) is a good start. […]

In our webinar with board-certified hematologist, medical oncologist, and author of The Cancer Journey Dr. Chadi Nabhan, Dr. Nabhan emphasizes the significance of communication after a cancer diagnosis. Uncover the importance of open dialogue and gain insights on how to have productive conversations with your care team in the full webinar replay, included below. Watch […]

Is it true dogs can smell cancer? It’s long been a “given” that canines have a superior sense of smell–which is why we depend upon them for safety monitoring and search and rescue. Highly trained dogs can detect danger and have been historically relied upon to identify prey. But, can dogs also use their noses […]