Not everyone has a family member or friend who can help with caregiving after a cancer diagnosis. Here are some tips for finding professional caregiving help, making a hiring decision, and more.
For many people with cancer, traveling for treatment may be their only option. Here, learn how you can prepare to keep safe and healthy when you have to travel.
After a diagnosis of metastatic breast cancer, Meg Hirshberg turned to lifestyle changes to cope. In this Voices on Cancer post, she describes starting a foundation to help others do the same.
Caregivers may experience feelings of fear or doubt in taking care of someone with cancer. Here, learn how to manage those feelings by getting the support you need.
Psychologist Cordelia Galgut discusses the long-term effects of her cancer diagnosis and how you can talk with your loved ones about cancer’s impact, even years later.
When Wendy Campbell was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma, she turned to yoga for meaning. Here’s how the practice helped her cope.
Thyroid cancer survivor Rebecca Segal writes how she learned to cope with the impact her diagnosis had on her mental health.
Getting a bone scan? Here’s what to know about how the test works and why it’s an important tool in detecting cancer.
Protejan a sus amigos y familiares en su celebración del Super Bowl: siguen estos consejos y previenen las enfermedades transmitidas por los alimentos.
Two-time cancer survivor Jelle Damhuis didn’t know what cancer-related fatigue was until he experienced it firsthand. Here, he explains the tactics that helped him cope
