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Colon Cancer Screening Saves Lives: What You Need to Know at 45 and Beyond
Colon cancer screening saves lives, and if you’re 45 or older, now is the time to start. Regular screening can help detect colon cancer early, when it’s most treatable, and even prevent it by finding and removing precancerous polyps. Why Screening Matters Colon cancer...
Why Early Detection Matters: A Guide to Cancer Screenings
Early cancer detection can save lives. When cancer is found in its earliest stages, it is often easier to treat, less likely to have spread, and associated with better outcomes. That is why routine screenings are such a powerful part of cancer prevention and care. As...
Understanding Gallbladder and Bile Duct Cancer
Gallbladder and bile duct cancer are rare but serious cancers that affect the organs responsible for storing and transporting bile, a digestive fluid produced by the liver. Because symptoms can be subtle or appear late, awareness and early evaluation are critical to...
National Cancer Prevention Month: What You Can Do to Lower Your Risk
Lowering your cancer risk starts with understanding the steps you can take today to support long-term health. February is National Cancer Prevention Month, a time to focus on prevention, education, and early action that can reduce the risk of developing cancer over a...
World Cancer Day: Supporting Patients Every Step of the Way
Support during cancer care is more than medical treatment; it’s about compassionate, comprehensive care for the whole person. On this World Cancer Day, we’re taking a moment to reflect on what meaningful support looks like and how care teas make a difference at every...
Cold & Flu Season Tips for Immunocompromised Patients
Cold and flu season can be especially risky for patients with weakened immune systems, including those undergoing cancer treatment. With increased time indoors and more circulating viruses, it’s important to take extra precautions to stay healthy and know when to...
Staying Active in Winter: Safe Movement Tips for Cancer Patients
Staying active in winter can be challenging for anyone, but especially for people going through cancer treatment. Cold temperatures, joint stiffness, fatigue, and even emotional lows can make movement feel difficult, or not worth the effort. But gentle, consistent...
Thyroid Cancer Awareness: Signs, Symptoms & When to Talk to Your Doctor
January is Thyroid Awareness Month, a time to learn about thyroid health overall, including thyroid cancer, making it an ideal time to learn about the signs and symptoms of thyroid cancer and the importance of speaking with your doctor if something doesn’t feel right....
New Year, New Goals: Setting Wellness Intentions During Cancer Treatment
Setting wellness intentions during cancer treatment is a gentle way to approach the new year without pressure or perfection. If you are living with cancer, your goals may look different this year, and that is more than okay. The new year still can bring opportunities...
Reflecting on the Year in Cancer Care: Progress, Hope, and What’s Ahead
As we close out the year, it’s a good time to reflect on how far cancer care has come, and what’s still ahead. The field of oncology is evolving rapidly, and patients, caregivers, and care teams alike benefit from understanding the progress, the hope it brings, and...
Nutrition Tips for Patients in Treatment: Holiday Edition
Nutrition during cancer treatment plays a vital role in helping you feel your best, especially during the holiday season when meals and gatherings are centered around food. While the holidays can bring joy and comfort, they can also present challenges if you are...
Understanding Fatigue in Cancer Treatment and How to Manage It
Understanding fatigue in cancer treatment means recognizing how persistent tiredness during and after therapy is different from regular fatigue and learning what to do about it. Cancer-related fatigue is one of the most common side effects of cancer and cancer...













