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Precision Medicine: Overview

Precision medicine is a newer way to find the right treatment for each patient based on cancer subtypes. Watch this 5...

Run Time: 6 min

Shahzad and Nicole's CAR T Story

Shahzad, a survivor of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL), talks about his CAR T experience alongside his caregiver...

Run Time: 10 min

Letting Friends and Family Help

Sheri, former caregiver of friend with multiple myeloma, shares the importance of asking for help from friends and...

Run Time: 2 min

Shine a Light on MPN

Listen to Dr. Tatyana Sklyar, with Georgia Cancer Specialists, "shine a light" on MPNs. Emily Brown, LCSW, Program...

Run Time: 44 min

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Coping With Stress

Caregivers to loved ones with cancer may experience feelings of guilt, or doubts or questions about their spirituality, faith, or religion. In addition, the cancer experience can come with ups and downs that affect their loved one’s mood and emotions. All of these new experiences can be stressful, but there are strategies and resources that can help you cope.
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Coping With Caregiving Demands

When caring for a loved one with cancer, you might find yourself in an unfamiliar role: care coordinator. Your role might include managing schedules, medications, doctor’s appointments, contacts, resources, insurance, bills, and more. This new coordinator role can be challenging. Discover strategies and resources to help you cope with the demands of these new routines and responsibilities.