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Arming yourself with a healthy diet during and after cancer treatment can optimize healing and improve your quality of life. Read More ›

Although the use of telemedicine has been increasing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it has not completely replaced the need for in-person visits. Read More ›

A federal law protects consumers from receiving bills covering the balance of many out-of-network emergency medical services. Read More ›

Combined acalabrutinib, venetoclax, and obinutuzumab have shown favorable efficacy and tolerability in untreated patients in an ongoing phase 2 study. Read More ›

The need to protect patients and healthcare workers from contracting COVID-19 has resulted in many changes to how hospital care is delivered. Read More ›

Recent data suggest that patients with CLL who received treatment with a BTK inhibitor had a rate of developing a second cancer over twice as high as that expected in the general population. Read More ›

In her February 2021 introduction, Lillie Shockney focuses on the forgotten value of human touch during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting several patient stories, as well as an article that offers a historical perspective of the war on cancer. Read More ›

Edward Sawa was waking up with headaches that disrupted his daily activities and ended up being diagnosed with Waldenström’s macroglobulinemia and breast cancer. Read the lessons he’s learned as a male with breast cancer. Read More ›

When Veronica Brent had a constant cough and shortness of breath from walking, her daughter suggested she should have a chest x-ray. The x-ray showed she had lung cancer, and a biopsy showed she had cancer on the pancreas. She was concerned how to break the news to the family. Read More ›

When Deborah Dekoff lost her red hair because of cancer treatment, she received many hats from friends and family. Using her sense of humor, she turned these hats into art by taking fun photographs with them. Read More ›