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Value of Distress Screening for Healthcare Utilization and Spending

Distress screening identifies people at risk for mental health concerns like anxiety or depression. For cancer patients, who are at higher risk than the general population for both anxiety and depression, it is especially critical to screen for these concerns. Keep reading to learn how our distress screening program can foster better outcomes for people with cancer and lower healthcare utilization and spending.

6 Things You Should Know After the State of the Union Address

CSC's CEO Debbie Weir reflects on key takeaways from President Biden's Feb. 7 State of the Union and what they mean for people impacted by cancer. "I am so grateful that President Biden chose to shine a light on the needs and concerns of people coping with cancer during his speech," she writes.

Cancer Support Community Massachusetts

Learn about free online support services offered by Cancer Support Community Massachusetts for people impacted by cancer.
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9 Cornerstone Sq., Suite 400, BOX 192
Westford, MA 01886
United States

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617-797-3391
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Cancer Support Community Applauds Cancer Moonshot’s Achievements on One-Year Anniversary

Washington, D.C. (February 3, 2023) — The Cancer Support Community (CSC), the world’s largest professionally led nonprofit cancer support network, joins the Biden Administration, cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, and their loved ones in celebrating the one-year anniversary of the reinvigorated Cancer Moonshot, an initiative launched with the goal of cutting the cancer death rate in half over the next 25 years.

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There's Nothing Like a Home-cooked Meal, Especially One to Help a Friend

If your friend has been diagnosed with cancer, you may be wondering how you can best support them. One great place to start is by asking if they’d like help with meals. Organizing healthy, home-cooked meals for your friend can be a perfect way to show your support and love as they navigate their diagnosis. Keep reading for 7 tips to help you get started.
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Doctor Priorities vs. Patient Priorities: How to Strike a Balance

A doctor's No. 1 priority is treating their patient's illness or disease. But for some patients, their No. 1 priority might not be their disease. So, what happens when your priorities and your doctor's priorities don't align? Keep reading for tips on striking a balance that works for you.

CSC Montana Resource Center at Sidney Health Foundation

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221 2nd ST NW
Sidney, MT 59270
United States

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CSC Montana Resource Center at St. Luke Community Hospital

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107 6th Ave. SW
Ronan, MT 59864
United States

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