Read Coping With Head and Neck Cancer An important step in managing your head and neck cancer and its treatment is to be informed. Cancer is a complex and...
Read Complete Blood Count (CBC) A complete blood count (CBC) is a blood test that measures the number of different types of blood cells in a sample of...
Read Common Types of Bone Cancer Common Types of Bone Cancer Osteosarcoma This cancer, one of the primary and most common bone tumors, arises from...
Read Policy & Advocacy Education Center What is Public Policy? Public policy is a broad term. It can been defined as the principles on which laws are based, or...
Read Skin & Nail Changes Most skin and nail changes resulting from cancer treatment are minor and will get better once you have completed treatment. If you experience any severe redness or blistering, however, you should let your doctor or nurse know immediately.
Read Hair Loss Learn about hair loss, a possible side effect of some cancer treatments, and tips to cope with cancer-related hair loss.
Read Pain & Neuropathy Pain and neuropathy are common side effects of a cancer diagnosis and treatment. Because cancer can also cause pain, the pain can be distressing, raising concerns about recurrence. Find tips for talking about your pain with your healthcare team and ways to cope with pain.
Read Constipation & Diarrhea Difficulty having a bowel movement is called constipation, while frequent bowel movements that are loose and watery are called diarrhea.
Read Cognitive Changes Cognitive Changes Cancer and cancer treatment can affect your thinking, memory, concentration, and behavior. These are...
