Research
CSC Publishes New Research Insights Report
Cancer Support Community’s Research & Training Institute is working to elevate the voices of patients, survivors, and caregivers through expansive studies on the psychosocial impact of cancer. Learn about our research approaches, recent initiatives, and what we've learned.

Coping With Triple Negative Breast Cancer? 3 Areas Where You May Need Extra Support
Findings from our cancer experience survey show that people with triple negative breast cancer can face significant distress due to financial toxicity and challenging symptoms and side effects. Keep reading for 3 key takeaways to know if you or a loved one is facing a TNBC diagnosis, and resources that can help.
Examining the Social and Emotional Impact of COVID-19 on the Cancer Community
Cancer patients and survivors continue to experience mental health stressors like anxiety and depression during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on to learn more about the social and emotional impact of the pandemic on the cancer community and the ways organizations like Cancer Support Community are responding to these needs.

For Cancer Patients, Treatment Decisions Involve a Heavy Dose of Consideration
When it comes to treatment decisions, many cancer patients are worried about more than just treating the cancer. CSC’s Research and Training Institute asked patients to share their perspectives on this in two different research studies, and the findings highlighted that when it comes to deciding which cancer treatment to pursue, there’s a lot to consider.

Anxiety in the Cancer Experience
In some ways, anxiety is a crucial part of life. In my mom’s case, listening to the warning signals in her head pushed her to ask for multiple opinions, which eventually led to her cancer diagnosis. Anxiety can inspire us to seek out help and information. However, it is important to recognize when anxiety becomes unproductive or even harmful.
Cancer Support Community Welcomes Nationally Recognized Leader in Patient Research
Dr. Kevin Stein brings two decades of experience as groundbreaking researcher and thought leader to executive post.
New Study Explores How CLL Affects Daily Life, Finances and Relationships
Half of Respondents in Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Patient Experience Study Say Diagnosis Affects Views on Life Expectancy. Over 20 Percent also Report Experiencing Substantial Levels of Anxiety and Fatigue.
New Study to Focus on Unique Needs of Acute Myeloid Leukemia Patients
This new study gives us the opportunity to learn more from patients about the full spectrum of their experience and allows us to address their concerns through our support services, educational materials, and by informing public policy.