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Cancer Improvement and Jane Siberry’s “Calling All Angels”

I chose this song because I believe it captures the struggle to remain hopeful and to keep going under unbearable burdens.

Coronavirus May Keep Nearly 1 in 5 Cancer Patients from Clinical Trials

A significant portion of cancer patients may be less likely to enroll in a clinical trial due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic

5 Things to Know About Sleep and Psychological Health in the Coronavirus Pandemic

These are unprecedented times, with unprecedented challenges that are creating unprecedented stress and widespread problems for sleep.

Cancer Deaths Take More Than 4 Million Potential Years of Life

Study finds that deaths from cancer accounted for more than 4 million potential years of life lost in 2017

Climate Change Will Give Rise to More Cancers

A study by the University of California San Francisco focuses on the global impact of climate change for major cancers.

The Results Are In!!

Some might say that rejoicing over my numbers at this stage is slightly premature.

A Thanksgiving Menu with Cancer-Fighting Fiber, Vitamins and Minerals

The American Institute for Cancer Research provides a Thanksgiving menu full of cancer-fighting foods.

The Mystery of it All

As my coughing has gotten more noticeable the last few nights, I have again become quite concerned. Could I have lung cancer too?

Axing the Affordable Care Act Means Young Adults with Cancer Lose Coverage

Exclusion from parents’ insurance may lead to life-threatening lapses in chemo and radiation, study shows.

How much exercise do I need?

Try to do at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity every week.

Travel on Thanksgiving? Pass the COVID

Doctors and health officials share advice on how to handle Thanksgiving during the pandemic.

Financial Hardship Associated With Increased Mortality

This association held true for people with or without a history of cancer.

Lancet Oncology has endorsed one of the presidential candidates. Will the impact on cancer affect your presidential choice?

The Rise of Telemedicine

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned virtual health from a niche service into a mainstay of modern medicine. But it’s not working for everyone.

Studies Reveal COVID-19 Disparities Among People With Cancer

Black and Latino cancer patients have higher rates of coronavirus infection and hospitalization but are less likely to use telehealth.

Study Offers Global Review of Impact of COVID-19 on Cancer Treatment and Research

The study represents the most comprehensive scientific survey to date about the interrelationship between COVID-19 and cancer.

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