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Navigating Your Journey

Learn to live with cancer, whether you are a patient, a survivor, or a loved one of someone with cancer.

Support at Every Stage of Your Journey

Tips, Guides, & Other Resources to Help You Gain a Sense of Control

​​​​​​Are You Experiencing Drastic Weight Loss or Weakness?

​​​​​​Cancer cachexia is a condition associated with 50% of cancer patients. It involves severe muscle wasting, weight loss, and lack of appetite. Though common, it is often poorly understood and can take an emotional toll on patients and caregivers.

Cancer is a condition in which cells grow and divide without stopping. Cancer interferes with normal, healthy cell growth. Instead of dying, old or damaged cells survive. New cells form when they are not needed. 

Find Out More About Cancer & Why It Occurs

About 5% to 10% of all cancer cases occur in someone who inherited a genetic mutation that increases cancer risk.

Here's What You Need to Know About Inherited Cancers

Explore tools and educational resources designed to help cancer patients who are searching for appropriate clinical trials.

Get Help Searching for Clinical Trials

Precision medicine is a newer way to find the right treatment for each patient based on cancer subtype.

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If you or a loved one is living with HIV and has been diagnosed with cancer, you may feel overwhelmed, scared, or confused. We offer information and tips that can help you navigate this experience, including treatment planning, questions to ask your healthcare team, and ways to cope.

Find Out More About Navigating HIV & Cancer

 

 

 

What Are My Treatment Options?

It's important to know about available treatments, such as biosimilars and immunotherapy, so that you can make informed decisions.

Support for Loved Ones

Tips, Guides, & Other Resources to Meet the Needs of Caregivers, Family, and Friends

Need Help Coping? 

It's normal to experience new emotions, life changes, and health concerns after a cancer diagnosis, from loneliness to fatigue to worries about the future.

Reach Out for Support

We offer free navigation for cancer patients or their loved ones.

Frankly Speaking About Cancer en español

Aprenda sobre el cáncer. Explore nuestros recursos educativos en español.

COVID-19 & Cancer

Find resources, information & support to help cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers navigate the coronavirus.