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National Cancer Prevention Awareness Month is observed in the United States every February. Awareness ribbons are powerful symbols in the fight against cancer with each color representing a specific type of cancer. Read More ›

It’s a devastating fact: nearly every person in the world will be touched by cancer in their lifetime. World Cancer Day aims to change this by raising awareness, improving education, promoting research, and urging personal, collective, and government action to prevent cancer deaths while making life-saving cancer care accessible for all. Read More ›

A cancer survivor spirals into an isolated world of depression and anxiety, only to get help twisting out of it from an unexpected source. Read More ›

Can an oncology center double as a spiritual oasis? This cancer survivor sums it up through the ancient words of Cicero: “In nothing do men more nearly approach the gods than in giving health to men.” Read More ›

For this 3-time cancer survivor, life seems to come in threes: as the third Elise in her family to survive breast cancer, she found support in 3 places during her 3 triumphs over cancer and wants to offer you 3 pieces of advice. Read More ›

How do art, medicine, and healing intersect? This artist and survivor knows from personal experience. Read More ›

Sometimes a small gesture can save a life. Just ask this survivor. Read More ›

What can transform a life-shattering moment into a triumphant crusade to share positivity? Read what this 4-year glioblastoma survivor says is the best medicine. Read More ›

The Marijuana and Cannabidiol Research Expansion Act is a new law recently passed by Congress to ensure the safe use of these products. However, Mr. Barnes says, the science about these products is still limited, and patients with cancer must protect themselves by knowing the law and understanding the potential risks involved. Read More ›

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