New Ways of Managing Cancer Care: What they Mean for You
Cancer care is changing, and there are five new models for cancer care: cancer treatment guidelines, clinical pathways...
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Coping with Symptoms and Side Effects of Multiple Myeloma
Welcome to the Quick Guide for Coping with Symptoms and Side Effects of Multiple Myeloma. This Quick Guide will focus on...
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Treatment for Relapsed and Refractory Multiple Myeloma
Welcome to the Quick Guide to Treatment for Relapsed and Refractory Multiple Myeloma. This Quick Guide will explain what...
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The Washington Post and Other Top Media Outlets Feature CSC on Cancer Patients’ Needs During Meeting with First Lady
On just the second full day of the new Biden-Harris administration, First Lady Dr. Jill Biden called upon the Cancer Support Community to tell the story of people living with cancer during COVID-19.
CSC Executive Chair Joins First Lady Dr. Jill Biden to Focus on Screening and Navigation for Cancer Patients
Kim Thiboldeaux, Executive Chair of the Cancer Support Community, joined First Lady Dr. Jill Biden and Whitman-Walker Health CEO Naseema Shafi for a tour of the federally-qualified health center. The visit underscored the importance of Americans getting cancer screenings and personalized patient navigation as the country’s health system grapples with the pandemic.
Gabbi Bernardo
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Gabbi Bernardo joined the Cancer Support Community in January 2021 and currently serves as the Network and Healthcare...
New Law Aims to Increase Access to Cancer Clinical Trials for Underrepresented Communities
The Henrietta Lacks Enhancing Cancer Research Act seeks to reduce barriers and increase access to participation in government-funded cancer clinical trials among communities that are traditionally underrepresented in trials. Read more about this important law and the legacy of Henrietta Lacks.
January Advocate Spotlight: Liz Hiles
Each month, the Cancer Policy Institute profiles advocates who have been engaged in cancer advocacy. Read on to learn more about Liz and the issues that she is most passionate about, including bladder cancer and ostomy awareness and education.
Cancer Screening and Detection Innovation: What It Could Mean for Patients
Since the signing of the National Cancer Act in 1971, scientific and medical progress has resulted in extraordinary advancements in our ability to treat cancer. However, equally as important as treatment advances is our ability to detect cancer at the earliest stages, when the chance of surviving for at least 5 years is high.