I have a steadfast belief that the last place one wants to be when ill is at the hospital—After all, there are sick people there.

Imbruvica, Calquence and Venclexta demonstrate good results in combination regimens.

Calquence is the second therapy approved under a new program that lets companies simultaneously apply for approval in multiple countries.

Just because I look quite healthy does not mean that I am. To quote my oncologist prior to chemo, “You had no idea how sick you were.”

There are only so many incurable, life-altering diseases that one is really game for. And I think I have already reached my quota.

To hopefully put some context to all of this cancer talk, it is probably a useful exercise for me to share a bit about who I am.

Sometimes conflict is unavoidable and the past few days conspired to put such discord in my path.

Many of us with cancer just need a place to articulate our experiences and connect with others who are, sadly, sharing similar trials.

September was designated as National Blood Cancer Awareness Month in 2010 by United States Congress.

Cancer is not subject to the rules of time and science that pertain to the rest of the universe. Cancer has its own calendar.