COVID-19, cancer, and what lies ahead
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc globally, health care officials are concerned about the long-term effects on cancer patients. Delays in treatment, or [...]
Chadwick Boseman’s death shines light on colon cancer
The death of actor Chadwick Boseman should be a wakeup call. He was diagnosed with Stage III cancer four years ago and passed away on [...]
The Key to Unlocking Metastasis
Researchers at Emory University have found tiny finger-like projections are the driving force behind the invasive behavior in a rare subset of lung cancer cells. [...]
What is Metastatic Cancer?
If you’re battling cancer, the possibility of cancer spreading is a concern. When cancer cells move from the primary location to other parts of the [...]
Yin & Yang of Exercising with Cancer
Cancer patients should embrace exercise. Yes, you read that correctly – get up and move! In the big picture, exercise is good for the body. [...]
Cancer Terms can Be Confusing
OK, so your oncologist has diagnosed cancer. Your mind is racing. Your body is squeamish. You have no idea what comes next. And you probably [...]
COVID-19 Prevented Early Cancer Screenings Leading to Incurable Cancer Cases
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a domino effect with economic and healthcare issues across the United States. With many focused on jump-starting the economy, [...]
New Blood Test Screens for More than 50 Types of Cancer
Did you know that the 12 most dangerous types of cancer account for more than 60% of cancer-related deaths annually? Unfortunately, doctors cannot screen for [...]
Could Social Distancing and Homemade Masks Cause Adverse Affects on Cancer Patients?
How do social distancing and homemade fabric masks affect cancer patients? Cancer patients already have a compromised immune system, so the coronavirus is cause for [...]
Cancer and Pandemic Won’t End his Swimming Career – Nathan Adrian, USA Olympian
Imagine being a world-class athlete with an Olympic resume. Consider the agony of hearing the three words everyone dreads: “You have cancer.” … Now, celebrate [...]