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The Conversation That Actually Changed Something
What happens in your mind during cancer treatment matters just as much as what happens in your body.
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The Cancers Men Should Know About
Men, statistically speaking, are not great at going to the doctor. Not because they don't care, but because prioritizing their own health often ends up at the bottom of a very long list.
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Eating Well This Summer
No single food will guarantee recovery, but eating well can help you manage treatment, support healing, and feel more like yourself.
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For the Dads Who Show Up
What does it mean to be truly there for someone with cancer? Most of the time, it is not about big gestures.
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HPV Vaccine for Adults: Is It Still Worth It?
For many people, the HPV vaccine is something associated with adolescence or the teenage years. But as awareness around HPV-related cancers continues to grow, more adults are asking an important question: Is it still worth getting the HPV vaccine later in life?
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Women’s Health Month: Cancer Screenings
Women’s health month is an important reminder for women to prioritize cancer screenings that can help detect disease early, when treatment is often most effective.
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To the Nurse Who Remembered My Name
To the nurse who remembered my name, you probably don't know how much that meant to me.
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Sleep, Stress, and Cancer
Did you know that some of the best things you can do for your health happen while you sleep? Sleep is more than just rest.
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The Art of Asking for Help
Sometimes, the bravest thing you can do during a tough time is to say, “I need help.” For many people with cancer, those words can feel especially hard to say.
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Your Mental Health Is Part of Your Treatment Plan
A cancer diagnosis can change your life, and while most people focus on lab results, treatment plans, and physical side effects, the emotional side is just as real and deserves just as much care.
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