Mia Cassella told Newsweek: "Cancer might take away things like my hair or my energy, but it couldn't take away my passion for lifting and working out." ...

Excessive waiting for appointments, for treatments to begin and for phone calls to be returned; a lack of coordination among ...

"Only a patient can really appreciate how much ringing the bell matters. So the day he hung it up, it was the most joyous ...

Supporting a friend with cancer can be hard because you simply don't know what to do. My husband was diagnosed with papillary ...

Lainie Jones has Li-Fraumeni syndrome, which makes her predisposed to having cancer. She's undergoing treatment for ...

Our team is made up of doctors and oncology certified nurses with deep knowledge of cancer care as well as editors and translators with extensive experience in medical writing. American Cancer Society ...

She’s my absolutely favorite kind of protagonist to write because she’s so deeply flawed and problematic, but we can only ...

Tuesday, Feb. 4 is World Cancer Day. The annual observation is marked to help raise awareness, educate and celebrate gains ...

Either they have it monitored regularly, in the hope that it doesn't become cancer, or they have their bowel removed to guarantee they don't get cancer in the future. “Neither of these options ...

Terri Sewell, D-Alabama, whose mother Nancy Gardner Sewell died from pancreatic cancer in 2021, said this legislation is similar to what happened with the colon cancer stool screening kits ...

The improvement in measures of well-being over the past decade illustrates that progress is possible and should encourage the cancer care community to continue efforts to optimize oncology training.

To better understand burnout in oncology and clinician well-being along the career continuum starting with training, we sought to characterize the professional well-being of physicians training in ...