Coping With Head and Neck Cancer explains how to cope with the side effects of head and neck cancer. It includes how to deal with stigma around head and neck cancer, eating and swallowing problems, restoring speech, and stoma care. It also explains what lymphedema (head and neck swelling) and trismus (problems with opening your mouth fully) are. Finally, it offers tips for living with your head and neck cancer, tips for caregivers, and tips for finding support.

Watch the webinar, Frankly Speaking About Cancer: Who Is Missing From Cancer Clinical Trials that took place on November 20, 2017. Three advocates will discuss which groups are missing from cancer clinical trials and how we can address this.

Watch the webinar, Frankly Speaking About Cancer: Clinical Trials and Immunotherapy, that took place on October 24, 2016, for what you need to know about immunotherapy treatment and finding clinical trials that might be right for you. Immunotherapy works by boosting the body’s natural ability to fight cancer. 

Clinical Trials: A Narrative Chapter Eight discusses how clinical trials focus on the whole person, not just cancer. Some clinical trials focus on improving physical and mental health.

Clinical Trials: A Narrative Chapter Seven. What is a good outcome of a clinical trial, what are the next steps if a treatment doesn't work, and what it means to be a part of a clinical trial for others facing a diagnosis.

Clinical Trials: A Narrative Chapter Six discusses the advancements clinical trials have made and their availability to everyone.

Clinical Trials: A Narrative Chapter Five discusses the purpose of clinical trials and what life is like while participating in one.