When, if Ever, to Say “You’re Cured”
Patients with cancer and their doctors are both wary of the term “cure.”
All articles by Lauren Evoy Davis
Walking Linked to Lower Risk of Breast Cancer
Study reveals how regular exercise helps postmenopausal women lower their risk of breast cancer.
Survivorship: A Prescription for Life
Survivorship care plans help patients track treatment history, plan ahead.
How to Improve Cancer Outreach to Minority Communities
Peers can share critical information to encourage annual screenings for cancer.
Can Marriage Save Your Life?
A large study connects marriage to improved outcomes for patients with cancer.
Therapeutic Value of Animal-Assisted Therapy for Patients with Cancer
Pet therapy may lessen anxiety, perception of pain for some patients with cancer.
Rethinking Pink: Including Men in Breast Cancer Awareness
Breast cancer is widely regarded as a female cancer, but men are susceptible to the disease as well.
Addressing Nicotine Dependence with Your Patients
Patients need support and treatment to become tobacco-free and reduce their cancer risk.
Oophorectomy as Risk Reduction Strategy for BRCA Carriers
In addition to mastectomy, prophylactic oophorectomy may be a key to prevention for select women.
The Importance of Proper Nutrition for Patients During Cancer Care
Assessing nutritional status to help patients stay nourished during cancer care is a vital part of the treatment process.
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