Two integrative medicine experts explain the benefits of yoga practice for patients with cancer and their caregivers.

Knitting Circles and Crochet Groups are growing in popularity among patients with cancer and survivors as they discover that these fiber arts can improve their health and well-being.

Susan Yaguda, RN, MSN, and Natalie Garces, RN, BSN, explore the overlooked connection between heart health and dealing with the chronic and long-term side effects of cancer treatment.

A knitting and crochet circle at the Levine Cancer Institute in Charlotte, NC, provides a creative and therapeutic outlet for patients, caregivers, and staff.

Check out the differences between alternative, complementary, and integrative medicine to help you or a loved one navigate through therapy options.

Here comes the New Year and excitement about new goals. With some planning, you can set goals that will bring you the rewards of a healthier lifestyle.

One of the most challenging emotions after receiving a diagnosis of cancer is the feeling of loss of control. Suddenly, you are thrust into a “foreign country” with its own language and customs, all with the intention of treating the cancer.

Evidence shows that regular exercise is associated with a reduced risk for cancer.

Did you know that there are ways of gently exercising that can be especially beneficial for patients with cancer and cancer survivors?

You don’t need to be an artist to experience the healing power of the arts. Many cancer survivors and caregivers use art as an outlet to help them work through the challenges of cancer treatment.

Susan Yaguda, RN, MSN, gives 5 insightful tips on the management of stress and anxiety, crucial to survivorship and healthy living.