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Cancer Health Summer 2022
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Ogden Gaffney
Your Taste Buds After Chemo
Cancer Health 25: Quality of Life

Q&A: How Your Blood Could Help a Cancer Patient

Donated blood is in short supply. That’s a problem for many people with cancer.

100 Million People in America Are Saddled With Health Care Debt

The burden is forcing families to cut spending on food and other essentials. Millions are being driven from their homes or into bankruptcy.

Breast Cancer Cells Are More Likely to Spread During Sleep

Researchers discovered that breast cancer tumors “wake up when patients are sleeping.”

Young Colon and Blood Cancer Patient Excited for the Future After Journey Through Treatment and Recovery

A multidisciplinary CU Cancer Center team helped Jimmy Guerrero battle two types of cancer after he initially struggled to get a diagnosis.

Long COVID Symptoms Linked to Inflammation

Prolonged inflammation after SARS-CoV-2 infection caused permanent organ damage, affected the brain and correlated with behavioral changes.

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Blue Skies, White Ribbons and Red Roses

We made white ribbons to raise awareness of lung cancer. To see the results, search #TheWhiteRibbonProject.

Meeting the Psychosocial Health Needs of Cancer Survivors

A conversation with Patricia Ganz, MD, on the growing urgency of cancer patients’ psychological and social concerns.
David Julius, PhD (left) and Ardem Patapoutian, PhD

The Work of Generations: How a Nobel Prize Is Won

A look at the scientists behind David Julius’s Nobel Prize for discoveries regarding the proteins that help us sense temperature and pain.

Higher Breast Cancer Mortality for Black Women Emerged 40 Years Ago

“Cancer disparities in the Black community result from a myriad of causes rooted in institutional inequities.”

Ex-Moderna Exec Named President of the Baruch S. Blumberg Institute

Randall N. Hyer, MD, PhD, will continue Blumberg Institute’s hepatitis B and liver cancer research in his new role as president.

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Breast Cancer
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Analyzing the Rise of Distant-Stage Colorectal Cancer in Young People

Younger Black and Latino patients are at greater risk of colorectal adenocarcinoma that has spread to distant parts of the body.

Native Americans Must Travel Farther to Access Cancer Care

Travel distances were longer for people living in poorer and rural areas.
Southwestern Kale Salad

Healthy Recipe: Southwestern Kale Salad

Creamy avocado, sweet roasted corn, and protein-packed black beans round out this filling and colorful salad.
Country music star Toby Keith on Memorial Day 2022

Toby Keith’s Stomach Cancer Diagnosis Shines Light on a Less Common Cancer

Until country music icon Toby Keith’s diagnosis, we didn’t hear a lot about stomach cancer. Why is that, and what are the risk factors?
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