#COVID-19

What People With Cancer Need to Know About the New Coronavirus

Experts say baking with whole-food ingredients and eating mostly plants will better support your immune system.

Anthony Fauci, MD, highlighted how socioeconomic status contributes to racial disparities during the coronavirus pandemic.

A greater use of telemedicine has emerged as one of the positive changes that could be continued after the pandemic has passed.

In 2000, the former star of The Nanny was diagnosed with uterine cancer.

Pam Dobay has endured a lot in the last three years.

Three days after Thanksgiving, Alex Bartlett ended up in the emergency room with excruciating and debilitating back pain.

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

A coalition of LGBT groups sues the Trump administration over the rule. The lawsuit is “Whitman-Walker Clinic v. HHS.”

Sometimes getting your PSA test done means you have to be ready to make it happen sooner rather than later.

A while back, I came across a study that talks about PSA coming back after surgery and whether it’s wise to treat or watch.

Dexamethasone reduced mortality by up to a third among severely ill patients who needed supplemental oxygen or ventilators.

Infection with the coronavirus may trigger neurological symptoms before people experience more common signs of illness.

Julie Mizraji has found community while living with metastatic breast cancer.

“A surprisingly large number of cancer survivors come out the other end of the experience seeing it as beneficial."

These trustworthy sources can help you stay up to date on how to get care and stay safe.

Stay in touch with your cancer care team about how the new pandemic will affect you and your treatment.