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Kristen was diagnosed with stage 3 brain cancer at age 29. After undergoing surgery and treatment, “I started feeling more grateful for even an hour of being alive, thankful for the ‘time,'" she shares. "I wanted more time to just be around, to enjoy things." Read on to learn more about Kristen’s story and our free support resources for people who have been impacted by brain cancer.

On May 12, our community of supporters gathered for our Annual Celebration in New York City. It was a memorable evening filled with inspiring stories, an incredible musical performance, and many familiar faces. Importantly, the benefit raised funds to support our mission of providing resources and services at no cost to everyone whose lives have been touched by cancer. Our blog captures highlights of that special evening. Read on for more.

Each month we are spotlighting a member of Congress who supports legislation and initiatives that make a difference in the lives of people impacted by cancer. This month, we recognize Rep. Jim McGovern of the 2nd Congressional District of Massachusetts.

May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month. Read on to learn about bladder cancer, including support resources to help you or a loved one cope with the disease.

In recognition of Head & Neck Cancer Awareness Month, we share key information about the disease, including nutrition and support resources for head and neck cancer patients and their caregivers.

Each month we are spotlighting a member of Congress who supports legislation and initiatives that make a difference in the lives of people impacted by cancer. This month, we recognize Sen. Susan Collins of Maine as a cancer champion.

The Cancer Support Community is committed to supporting efforts that advance health equity for all. In recognition of National Minority Health Month, we share 6 ways we are working to conquer language barriers in cancer care.

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, dedicated to encouraging patients, survivors, and caregivers to share their stories, advocate for colorectal cancer prevention, and inform others about the importance of early detection.

High-deductible health plans (HDHPs) are an increasingly popular type of health plan, especially for employer-sponsored plans. This blog explains how these health plans work and certain risks they can pose for enrollees — particularly for those with a chronic health condition or serious illness, such as cancer.

CSC patient advocate Denyse Phipps Crank talks about her personal experience with cancer and what it was like to attend President Biden's historic announcement at the White House to relaunch the Cancer Moonshot initiative.