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Justin Birckbichler

What to Do With Your Quarantime

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

Jeff Neurman; his sons, Andrew and Will; and his wife, Melissa

My Cancer Talk Primer

Cancer Health blogger Jeff Neurman, 46, lives in Dix Hills, New York, with his wife, two sons and their dog.

Clueless

I was recently reminded — repeatedly — by my 10-year-old son of how much my cognitive ability has been impacted by cancer and chemo.

What if People Prepped for Chemo the Way Astronauts Prep for Space?

Space travel and chemotherapy affect the body similarly, and yet only astronauts undergo physical conditioning to help them stay strong.

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