4 Interventions to Reduce Cancer-Related Fatigue: RANKED

In 2017, a team of researchers evaluated the four most commonly recommended treatments for cancer-related fatigue: 1) Exercise interventions, 2) Psychological interventions, 3) Combination of both exercise and psychological interventions, and 4) Pharmaceutical interventions. These researchers analyzed 113 scientific studies with a total of 11,535 participants to determine which type of intervention is most effective …

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10 Famous People Who Survived a Cancer Diagnosis

More than one-third of people will be diagnosed with cancer over their lifetime (National Cancer Institute, 2018) – and those in the public eye are no exception. Since today (June 7th) is National Cancer Survivors Day, there’s no better time to acknowledge and celebrate famous people who overcame cancer! Read on for information about celebrities who survived cancer, …

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Coronavirus Information for Cancer Patients and Survivors

The coronavirus pandemic has brought on feelings of uncertainty and anxiety for many, but especially for people with compromised immune systems, such as cancer patients and survivors. As a cancer survivor, I find that the best way to combat these negative feelings is to seek out knowledge and tools to protect myself. Unfortunately, misinformation is …

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Q&A: Shingles and Cancer

“I ended up contracting shingles, post bone marrow biopsy—an experience so painful I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy.” – p. 156, “From Doctor to Patient” Q: What is Shingles? A: Shingles is a viral infection that results in a painful burning rash and/or blisters on the skin. The rash typically starts on one …

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