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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...

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....

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...

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 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 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...

Coping with cancer during the holidays can bring a unique mix of emotions, from gratitude and connection to stress and fatigue. For patients and families, navigating treatment or recovery, this time of year may look different, but it can still hold meaning. With the...

Behind every patient is often a caregiver, a spouse, parent, child, or close friend, providing physical, emotional, and logistical support. While cancer care focuses on the patient, caregivers play a vital role in daily life, medical appointments, and long-term...

Lung cancer remains one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths in the U.S., largely because it’s often found at a later stage. But the earlier it’s caught, the more treatment options there are. Understanding your personal risk and whether screening is right...

Pancreatic cancer is one of the most difficult cancers to detect and treat, but increased awareness, earlier diagnosis, and new treatment advances are giving patients more options than ever. Whether you are seeking information for yourself or someone you love, it...

October is National Health Literacy Month, a reminder that quality cancer care isn’t only about treatments, but also about helping patients truly understand their diagnosis and options. Navigating a cancer diagnosis often involves learning unfamiliar medical terms,...