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After Erica Campbell was diagnosed with Stage IV Hodgkin lymphoma, she could barely stand. Now she’s walking runways as a plus-size model.

A new way to make egg salad, and other conversations triggered by the enforced isolation caused by the coronavirus health crisis.

Growth-oriented changes may be helping me to fight cancer, but one critical thing has never changed since I was first diagnosed.

The National Young Adult Cancer Awareness Week (NYACAW) will be kicking off its 12th anniversary, on Monday, April 1st.

Data from a large COVID-19 and cancer registry also showed that hydroxychloroquine plus azithromycin is associated with higher mortality.

June is Cancer Immunotherapy Month

British researchers crunched the numbers and saw serious cause for concern if cancer surgeries are delayed three to six months.

Infertility is a delicate, sensitive, and emotional topic for men and women. I wish people would stop trying to “fix” the situation.

Researchers analyzed blood samples from a small group of people fasting for Ramadan.

Children with cancer were not more likely to catch the new coronavirus or to develop severe illness.

Without treatment for escalating nuclear cataracts in both eyes, I would be legally blind in six months and stone blind in 12 months.

COVID-19 has put all of us where cancer patients live: in fear, in isolation, with no security for the future.

Take these lessons from my quarantine to help you make the most of your COVID-19 quarantine.

The founder of Mustaches for Matt discovered a unique way to give back after being diagnosed with testicular cancer.

As a person with cancer, any amount of time—regardless of its mass—should be viewed by me as a gift.