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Survivorship

Finding Hope Through Scarves
Cancer Survivor Lara MacGregor talks about how a box-full of scarves from a stranger led her to establish the Hope Scarves Program to help other people diagnosed with cancer. Read More ›

Cycling Coast to Coast for Cancer Research Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things
Read this story to find out what makes Donna DiMaggio and Bonni Norwood, along with 107 Bristol-Myers Squibb employees, do such extraordinary things in the name of cancer research. Read More ›

Dating After Cancer, a Piece  of Cake, Right? Right…
People affected by cancer find that dating requires a different playbook to navigate through relationships. Read More ›

5 Ways to Reduce Your Cancer-Related Stress
Cancer survivor and caregiver Katie Brown, VP of Support and Survivorship at LUNGevity Foundation, shares tips for patients and survivors on how to manage stress during treatment and beyond. Read More ›

Can I Keep My Job? Avoiding Lost Income and Productivity as a Cancer Survivor
Cancer treatment costs, and the desire for normalcy and self-worth, are some of the reasons why patients with cancer wish to remain in the workforce. Read More ›

5 Legal Tips for Patients with Cancer and Survivors
Learn about your legal rights regarding your health insurance or employment, including your right for a family leave related to cancer treatment, job security, and more. Read More ›

Share Your Upcoming Milestone Events with Your Treatment Team
For those dealing with metastatic breast cancer, national expert and breast cancer survivor Lillie Shockney stresses the importance of celebrating milestone events and joyful moments during treatment. Read More ›

Working with Your Primary Care Doctor After Cancer Treatment

Improving Your Sleep During Cancer Treatment
Getting enough sleep is important for our health and brain function, especially for patients with cancer, who often have difficulty sleeping through the night. Read these tips on how to improve your sleep while dealing with cancer. Read More ›

Following Exercise and Nutrition Guidelines Can Prolong Life After a Cancer Diagnosis
The American Cancer Society guidelines recommend that survivors engage in physical activity at least 150 minutes a week, and follow diets rich in vegetables, fruits, and whole grains, limiting red and processed meats. Read More ›

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