November is Stomach Cancer Awareness Month. If you or someone you know has been going through treatment for stomach cancer (or any GI cancer), you may be wondering how to transition after treatment.
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Today, FDA approved a treatment for symptomatic tenosynovial giant cell tumor for which surgical resection may cause worsening functional limitation or severe morbidity.
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“Sometimes survival is the achievement. Not excellence. Not perfection. Not winning. Just survival.”
Kayley, an ovarian cancer survivor, shares her inspiring story in this new article: https://t.co/JyeX7tJmEH
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If you have chosen DIEP flap reconstruction after breast cancer surgery, you may have spent a lot of time preparing for the procedure itself.
But how your body will move and function as you recover.
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Since cancer survivors are at high risk of falls and fall-related injuries, it’s important to understand the reasons why you are more likely to experience falls and to do everything possible to prevent them.
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Hey cancer survivors and caregivers, submit your inspirational story or even a short quote and you could possibly be featured on https://t.co/7oxJibFeS5. Send to [email protected].
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Today, FDA approved a treatment for adult patients with recurrent or metastatic head and neck squamous cell cancer whose disease has progressed on or after platinum-based chemotherapy and immunotherapy.
This is an aggressive, life-threatening disease for which there is a high unmet need for effective therapies. https://t.co/cI5WogSHvu
Have you or someone you know been diagnosed with lung cancer?
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Art therapy can help you process your emotions and find inner healing. Art therapist and cancer survivor Lacy Mucklow explains how.
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Learn these four things from Laurie Hatch, MS, RD, CSO on what you should know about getting back to healthier living after breast cancer treatment.
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For people with cancer and their loved ones, a cancer diagnosis can set off the grief process. This process often leads to you feeling deprived of your personal power.
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More often than not, once treatment is complete and the onslaught of visits are over, you might be left with a feeling of not quite being done yet. You ask yourself, What do I do now?
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This common treatment side effect will take some managing, but here are three main things you can do to help with peripheral neuropathy from Dr. Tofthagen and Dr. Visovsky.
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The healing power of journaling has long been tapped by people affected by cancer, with many reliable studies supporting promises of improved emotional, and even physical health.
Read these expert tips from Janet Falon: https://t.co/l6k0eI8zUw