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Being told you have cancer is, unfortunately, only the start of the challenging conversations you're likely to have regarding your cancer diagnosis and its treatment. After you hear the news, you'll eventually need to share it with others, including your spouse, partner, children, family, friends, and colleagues. For many people, just the thought of these conversations can be very scary. How will people take the news? [...]

Do you feel alone in your cancer battle? Even though there will be almost two million people diagnosed with cancer in 2018, treatment can feel incredibly isolating. If you do feel alone, there are ways to seek support and guidance through your treatment process. One of the best ways is by joining a cancer support community. Keep [...]

Dealing with cancer is never easy. As you start cancer treatment, you're bombarded with numbers of success rates, numbers of other people with the same type of cancer, number of your own physical stats. In all these numbers, it's easy to lose the site of the others around you who can help. Even if you [...]

The Importance of Seeking Out Colon Cancer Treatment Roughly 140,000 Americans will be diagnosed with colon cancer this year. Worse, over 50,000 will die. But of those who make it, 92 percent will survive beyond 5 years, with most going on to live the rest of their lives in peace. The catch is that the 92 percent only [...]

The Latest Breakthroughs in Blood Cancer Treatment A blood cancer diagnosis is a serious one. Every three minutes, someone in the U.S. is diagnosed with leukemia, myeloma, or lymphoma. If you or a loved one has blood cancer, there are several promising new treatments you should know about. Here are the latest breakthroughs in blood cancer [...]