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Delaying Breast Cancer Chemotherapy May Shorten Survival

Kelly Shanahan, MD, 61, is a wife, mother, daughter and doctor living with metastatic breast cancer in South Lake Tahoe, California.

Plan a trip, manage treatment side effects, eat something delicious and nourish your spirit.

By #Talking Bollocks, Toby Freeman honors his brother through the Robin Cancer Trust.

It’s been quite some time since I posted anything. Frankly, this somewhat troubled me. But recently a couple of thoughts came to mind.

David de Wilde works to spread awareness of testicular cancer in Belgium.

Of the 250,000 new cases of breast cancer diagnosed in the United States each year, 70% are ER-positive.

When Erica Campbell, age 35, was diagnosed with Stage IV Hodgkin lymphoma, she could barely stand.

Just in time for spring: gadgets, gear, products and stories to help heal your mind, body and spirit

Ann Ogden Gaffney never set out to launch a cooking website for people living with cancer.

I am so relieved to have had this surgery, and I feel safer now that my digestion is properly diverted.

A number of people reached out to find out what is happening to me now. Here’s my update.

Steven Crocker works to be an example for others who may be facing testicular cancer.

New research shows that gene activity could be used to predict tumors most likely to benefit from “genotoxic” therapies

The coronavirus vaccines are safe and should be effective even for people with advanced cancer.

In the midst of his testicular cancer journey, Anthony Mastrogiulio found his cancer family.

John-Mark Mallory, executive director of the MMF, shares his thoughts on surviving the loss of his brother to testicular cancer.