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Cancer Survivorship

Who is a Cancer Survivor?

The word “survivor” means different things to different people. The National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship defines a cancer survivor as someone who lives with, through and beyond cancer. Other definitions focus on the time from diagnosis through the rest of one’s life. Whether you use the word “survivor,” or prefer a word like “warrior,” the idea is the same. Being a survivor means taking an active, positive role in your own care.

Nausea & Vomiting

Good nutrition is an important part of any healthy lifestyle, but a cancer diagnosis can make keeping a healthy diet and proper eating habits difficult. Depending on the type of treatment, you may have side effects like nausea and vomiting.

Breathing Problems

It is common for people with lung cancer to have breathing problems. Breathing problems can be caused by fluid around the lungs or heart, a blocked airway, stress or anxiety, infection, or a condition called radiation fibrosis.

Cancer Diagnosis? What You Need to Know

Newly diagnosed with cancer? Find tips and resources for patients and caregivers, including understanding your treatment options and choosing your healthcare team.

MPN Translated Resources

Educational publications about MPNs are now available in additional languages, including أمراض تكاثر نقوي (Arabic), 骨髓增殖性肿瘤 (Chinese), 골수증식종양 (Korean), миелопролиферативные опухоли (Russian), neoplasias mieloproliferativas (Spanish), bệnh tăng sinh tủy ác tính (Vietnamese).

Thyroid Cancer

Learn about Thyroid Cancer, including risk factors, signs/symptoms, diagnosis, stages, treatment and side effects management.