Category: Insight

Receiving a cancer diagnosis can be terrifying. Even apart from emotional shock, a diagnosis means making decisions one never expected to make — about treatment, insurance, and communicating with others (family, friends, coworkers). Life becomes not just scary…

One of the most common worries is that cancer will return once treatment is over. The American Society of Clinical Oncology lists six coping strategies. 1. Accept your fears, don’t push them away. These fears tend to weaken…

Prostate cancers tend to grow slowly—so slowly, in fact, that some tumors never become a problem. But this is not always the case.

Dancing with NED may sound fun at a disco. But when it comes to cancer survivorship, NED stands for No Evidence of Disease, also called complete remission. It means that the signs and symptoms of cancer are no longer found.

But that doesn’t necessarily mean one is cured.

Did you know that doctors recommend checking your skin regularly? Learn the signs you need to know to catch Skin Cancer in time!