Supportive Care

Susan Moore on Effects of Nonadherence to Oral Oncolytics

Jane Armer on Cancers That Frequently Develop Lymphedema

Susan Moore Describes Advantages of Oral Oncolytics

Carol Tringali on Closing the Gaps in Psychosocial Care

Carol Tringali from Penn State Hershey Medical Center Explains the Gaps in Psychosocial Care

Jamie Myers Describes the Design of Her Chemotherapy-Related Cognitive Impairment Study

Jamie Myers Explains Results From Her Chemotherapy-Related Cognitive Impairment Study

Oncology Nurse Fiona McCaughan on Struggles Facing Intraperitoneal Ovarian Cancer Treatments

Carol Tringali from Penn State Hershey Medical Center Discusses the Schwartz Center Rounds Program

Researchers at SFOA have examined the challenges ipilimumab's unique side-effect profile presents to oncology professionals

Dr. Karlan Describes AMG 386 Side Effects Found in the Phase II Ovarian Cancer Trial

MyLifeLine.org Cancer Foundation believes a strong support community is critical for cancer patients.

Healthcare Reform

Disparities in the Healthcare System

While eating may be the last thing on a patient's mind, foods such as apple bread pudding may help the patient cope with nausea and vomiting

Despite the use of antiemetics, an estimated 70% of patients still experience chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (CINV) as a direct result of their treatments.

Howard M. Sandler, MD, MS from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, on Guideline Compliant Care

The latest cancer study. A book-signing event. A hospital mural project. These topics and more are all fodder for the Fox Chase Cancer Center's Facebook page

New data suggest that a diagnosis of cancer does not necessarily lead to depression.

New data suggest that unrealistic optimism is common in patients who participate in early-phase cancer clinical trials and may interfere with their ability to provide informed consent.

Although most hospitals encourage visits from children, you should keep in mind the following tips to help ensure that those visits are happy ones for you and your kids.

Two studies presented at SABCS refined knowledge about how to prevent lymphedema in patients with breast cancer.

The National Cancer Institute (NCI) estimates that sexual dysfunction rates among cancer survivors range anywhere between 40% and 100%

Everyone can benefit from good oral hygiene, but people with cancer need to pay particular attention to their dental health

Researchers are calling for prostate cancer survivors to incorporate physical activity into their daily routine.

David S. Siegel, MD, PhD, Chief, Multiple Myeloma at John Theurer Cancer Center, on the escalating costs associated with cancer car

New research has shown that adding prompt palliative supportive care to standard treatment may not only improve mood and quality of life in cancer patients, but it may even extend survival.