If you have cancer, it is important to know about clinical trials and how they work. Not every cancer patient will be on a trial – or needs to be. However, everyone should be aware that a clinical trial can be the best treatment option at some point during your care. Every decision to be part of a clinical trial is rooted in hope for an individual future and for a better future for everyone who faces cancer. This quick guide will help to answer some important questions about clinical trials.

Are you a caregiver for someone with lung cancer? Do you want to learn how to take care of yourself and your loved one? Watch the webinar, Addressing the Needs of Lung Cancer Caregivers.

In this 2018 webinar, two expert panelists discussed what those living with metastatic breast cancer need to know about making treatment decisions; living with uncertainty; and nutrition, sleep, and exercise.

This guide will explain what bladder cancer is, how it is diagnosed, and the different types of bladder cancers (non-muscle invasive vs. muscle invasive). It will also explain different treatment options available, information you need to know about follow up care, and how to cope with bladder cancer and become your own advocate for your care.

In this Quick Guide to Biosimilars, you'll learn what biosimilars are and how they're being used in cancer care.

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As we are emerging out of the pandemic, we are aware that we have experienced and witnessed great suffering in our community and ourselves. This session will highlight and invite discussion around what and where you find meaning through this experience, identifying what your “true North” is and how to be authentic in your journey to get there.

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