Every single person impacted by cancer has a different story. Please take a moment to share your story and let others know they are not alone.

Find educational resources and tips to cope with polycythemia vera, a rare type of blood cancer that occurs when the body makes too many red blood cells.

CSC and the Meru Health Program have joined forces to bring its 12-week, app-based mental health program to cancer patients — for free. Through the program, which is designed for cancer patients with anxiety or depression, participants learn behavioral and mindfulness techniques that can be practiced at their own pace.

Learn about biomarkers and biomarker testing, including how it can help determine the best treatment options for certain cancer subtypes.

The Cancer Support Community is continually working on new research in various topics areas that are important to people impacted by cancer. Below please find access to reports, posters and presentations of our research. Many of these publications and presentations have been presented at prominent cancer focused conferences and meetings, including the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) annual meeting and the National Comprehensive Cancer Network Annual Conference.

Read highlights from our 2020 Cancer Experience Registry Report and access the full report describing general findings among cancer patients and caregivers.

Un diagnóstico de cáncer puede alterar la vida de pacientes y cuidadores. Ante todo, sepan que no están solos. Tienen apoyo disponible. Ofrecemos una variedad de recursos para ayudarle a aprender sobre el cáncer y tomar decisiones sobre su atención. Explore temas que son importantes para usted, desde estrategias de afrontamiento saludables hasta consejos para comunicarse con su equipo de atención de la salud.

Read inspiring stories from cancer survivors about their own experience navigating treatment, survivorship concerns, and other aspects of their journey.

In 2023, CSC hosted its 5th annual Forum on Utilization Management to bring awareness, education, and advocacy discussions around the effects of utilization management practices on patients and the healthcare system and how we can improve utilization management practices in 2024.

Whether we are on Capitol Hill or in state legislatures, in discussions with regulators, or working in policy coalitions, our focus is always on the patient and how we can work towards a system that is truly centered on the experiences, preferences, and values of cancer patients and their loved ones.