Create a personal network site with a built-in helping calendar to stay organized, reduce stress, and keep family and friends updated throughout your cancer experience.

During Skin Cancer Awareness Month in May and year-round, skin cancer prevention advocates emphasize the importance of practicing sun safety while enjoying the outdoors. Now this “Uptown Girl” is speaking up about it, too.

Research shows that mindfulness practices like meditation can boost our physical and mental wellness. But how can practicing meditation support you if you are living with cancer?

From reducing anxiety and depression to combatting fatigue, exercise can rejuvenate people's physical, emotional, and mental wellness after a cancer diagnosis. Keep reading for tips to get moving and find a pace that's right for you.

Studies show that practicing gratitude regularly can help us feel better — mind, body, and soul. But how, exactly? Keep reading to discover the benefits of giving thanks. Plus, learn 5 ways to cultivate gratitude during times of stress.

Men face a greater chance of getting cancer than women, and also a higher risk of developing diabetes. During Men’s Health Month, we explore potential links between the two diseases and share tips to help reduce your risk.

Obesity can put people at risk for adverse conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease. It has also been linked to the development of certain cancers, including colorectal cancer. Keep reading to learn about the possible connections between obesity and colorectal cancer, and discover ways people can reduce their risk of developing either condition.

There is no right way or wrong way to cope with cancer, but there are actions you can take to help you gain control during your cancer journey. We share 10 steps you can take to cope with your diagnosis and improve your quality of life while navigating treatment and survivorship.

Paul, a 3-time cancer thriver, has been walking a lot ― 6.7 miles a day, on average, to be exact. And the 71-year-old has no intention of slowing down. His goal is to walk 1,500 miles this year, and he hopes to far exceed that. Keep reading to find out why.