Humor & Cancer
Karen Ann Rowe writes an impassioned and funny letter to the doctors who found their way into her life through her many run-ins with cancer. Read More ›
By Rex Jones
Rex Jones found a unique way to keep his mood upbeat and spread good vibes to others during his chemotherapy for lymphoma. Read More ›
There’s nothing funny about cancer, but the benefits of laughter are great even during cancer. Khevin Barnes uses his breast cancer diagnosis to bring the healing power of humor to others. Read More ›
By Page Leggett
When Page Leggett found out that HPV infection, a common sexually transmitted disease, had caused her anal cancer, she relied on her incredible sense of humor to get through that experience and start a conversation about this taboo topic. Read More ›
Dr. Rajiv Samant presents the health benefits of humor. Read More ›
Dr. Kate Hersov describes the medical comic book series she and her colleague came up with as a creative way to communicate directly with children about cancer. Read More ›