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Sentimientos de tristeza o depresión

Sentir una tristeza abrumadora o depresión puede afectar su capacidad para realizar las actividades diarias, incluida la participación en su tratamiento contra el cáncer. Esta guía ofrece consejos para hacer frente a estos sentimientos.

Sensaciónes de soledad o aislamiento

Algunas personas con cáncer se sienten aisladas y solas, y estos sentimientos pueden continuar después de finalizar el tratamiento. Esta guía ofrece consejos para hacer frente a estos sentimientos.

Sensaciónes de ansiedad, nerviosismo o temor

El nerviosismo y el miedo son reacciones habituales a eventos estresantes como el cáncer. Esta guía comparte algunos pasos que puede dar para controlar los sentimientos de ansiedad.

Preocupación por el futuro

Es normal sentirse abrumado en ocasiones por sus preocupaciones sobre el futuro. Esta guía ofrece sugerencias para ayudarle a hacer frente a sus preocupaciones.

What You Need to Know about Mesothelioma

September 27, 2022

United States

What you need to know about Mesothelioma

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Join CSC’s Rachel Saks and radiation oncologist Dr. Rupesh Kotecha for an in-depth conversation about mesothelioma, including treatment options and support resources.

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Pharmacy Benefit Manager and Laboratory Benefit Manager Roundtable

September 22, 2022

United States

A happy couple sits together on their sunlit living room couch looking at their laptop

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This virtual roundtable, part of our Forum on Utilization Management, discusses the roles of PBMs and LBMs.

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Michael Kolodziej, M.D., smiles in a sunlit interior wearing glasses and a collared shirt

Advocate Spotlight: Michael Kolodziej, M.D.

As part of our Advocate Spotlight series, we are highlighting Michael Kolodziej, M.D., who is passionate about ensuring that cancer patients receive the best possible care. “If we keep the patient as our North Star, we will succeed," he says. Read on to learn about Dr. Kolodziej, his background in cancer care, and how cancer advocacy has played a role throughout his career.

Wearing headphones, Katie Phillips smiles beside a wall with neon lights

Talking, Sharing, Laughing & Loving: How One Woman Is Navigating Thyroid Cancer

After being diagnosed with a rare thyroid cancer, Katie went through a period of shock and despair. Learn how she coped and why she launched a podcast to talk about her experience.

CSC’s CEO Debbie Weir introduces White House Cancer Moonshot Coordinator Danielle Carnival, PhD, during CSC's annual leadership conference

White House Cancer Moonshot Coordinator Shares Progress & Priorities

From the very beginning, CSC has been a dedicated partner and go-to resource for the Cancer Moonshot, the White House initiative to drive urgent progress against cancer. Cancer Moonshot Coordinator Danielle Carnival, Ph.D., recognized CSC’s contributions during a recent conference for our network partner leaders. We share highlights from Dr. Carnival’s presentation, including a call to action that you, your friends, and loved ones may be able to answer.

Amber smiles while standing on a sidewalk in front of a leafy green tree in the summer sunshine

A Brave August

“August, you get me every time. It’s that time of year…when my trauma triggers fire nonstop.” In the final installment of her blog series, Amber Havekost reflects on the difficult August, 5 years ago, when an advanced-stage cancer diagnosis changed her life. “Anniversary dates are complex,” she writes. “Some are amazing but now also tainted by pain. Some we wish to forget but then, if we do, what else would have to be forgotten?”