February 2020 Vol 6 No 1
New evidence shows that the use of some permanent hair colors may be associated with increased risk of breast cancer. Read More ›
Emily Ward was diagnosed with mesothelioma, a type of cancer usually associated with men who are exposed to asbestos. After working as a nurse for more than 40 years, her surprising diagnosis led to a search for the best care possible. Read More ›
Many medications for multiple myeloma have been approved in recent years. That is great for patients, but it becomes even more important that doctors choose the best treatment for each patient. Read More ›
Immunotherapy is offering exciting new treatments for many types of cancer. It works by revving up the immune system and can have various side effects in different patients. Read More ›
By Paul Kidwell
Paul Kidwell shares his devastating experience at a family gathering for his 31-year-old nephew, who was diagnosed with stage IV colorectal cancer at age 25 and had only weeks to live. Read More ›
By Gail Silver
Julie Silver ran into many “bumps in the road” after she was diagnosed with stage IV ovarian cancer. Despite many difficulties along the way, today her life is filled with gratitude and appreciation. Read More ›
Cancer survivor Tricia Tennesen recounts her spirit-lifting experience with a group of survivors on a nature retreat that involved fly-fishing, which offered her a “path to spirituality without doctrine or dogma.” Read More ›
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