John & Therese: Immunotherapy and Bladder Cancer
John and Therese talk about their experience with immunotherapy and bladder cancer.
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Leukemia Awareness Month: Let’s Talk Types, Symptoms, and Support
Leukemia, a cancer of the blood cells, can occur at any age. Read on as we share key things to know about leukemia in recognition of Blood Cancer Awareness Month, including free educational and support resources.
Lymphoma Awareness Month: Let’s Talk Types, Symptoms, and Support
Lymphoma is a type of blood cancer that develops in the lymph nodes and tissues of the lymphatic system. Read on as we share some key things to know about lymphoma in recognition of Blood Cancer Awareness Month.
A Childhood Leukemia Survivor Discusses Survivorship Care and the Power of Positive Thinking
Meet Alyssa, a 2-time pediatric cancer survivor who was diagnosed with leukemia at age 3. She experienced a relapse at age 9, and now in her early 30s, she shares her experiences with late effects of her cancer treatments. Of her cancer journey, she says, “It doesn’t define who I am, but it has made me who I am.” Read on to learn more about Alyssa.
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What Is Multiple Myeloma?
This video will help you understand what multiple myeloma is, as well as its symptoms and treatment options. Have a...
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What Are MPNs?
This video will help you understand what MPNs (myeloproliferative neoplasms) are, symptoms to look for, and possible...
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Medical Experts Expand Lung Cancer Screening Recommendations
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recently expanded recommendations for lung cancer screening. The group now recommends that adults with a long history of smoking should begin getting annual low-dose CT scans at age 50—5 years earlier than previously recommended. This update will make an estimated 15 million people eligible for lung cancer screening.