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The Stephen and Barbara Slaggie Family Cancer Education Center provides free educational resources and support for cancer patients and their families – including group classes, patient navigation, and online resources through Mayo Clinic Connect.
Throughout the year, we publish articles on a wide range of cancer-related topics. You’re reading one of them now! Our hope is that these articles provide support, inspire hope, and offer information that is truly meaningful as you navigate cancer or support a loved one.
No one understands what information is most helpful better than those living through the experience. That’s why we’re reaching out today.
We want to hear your ideas.
What topics would you like us to cover in future articles? No suggestion is too big or too small. Our team will research up-to-date evidence and collaborate with Mayo Clinic experts to ensure the information we provide is accurate and useful. While we may not be able to write about every suggestion, your input helps guide our work and ensures we continue offering resources that matter to our community.
Feel free to browse previous articles for inspiration.
What can we write about that would help you on your journey? Please comment below.
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Info on the use of In vitro Car T Therapy for people over 70 with various blood cancers might be of interest for many Non Hodgkin sufferers, in particular for those who see little hope with their condition.
i would like to read about new treatments for advanced stage 4 prostate cancer and the results of these newer treatments such as chemo and pluvicto and others. maybe a listing of all exixting treatments and results. thanks
Would appreciate more information about pancreatic cancer and treatments once it is detected.
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1 ReactionWhat to expect with srsf2 and tet2 mutations. having MDS low risk diagnosis. Platelets in the 70s
New types of treatment for CLL, please
Info on exercise and nutrition during survivorship to help prevent recurrence
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3 Reactions@lizwaugh - Thank you for asking members for suggestions. An educational article offering research proven methods to detoxify the lymphatic system after chemotherapy would be appreciated (or a link to an existing article if available). I understand this can be a significant step in helping post cancer recovery. I have used daily exercise and adequate water hydration with some good results in my continuing recovery after 2024 chemotherapy for a blood cancer but would appreciate anything else that might help.
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1 Reaction@clyndal1234 and @conchyjoe3a, I invite you to join the discusssions in the prostate cancer forum here:
- Prostate Cancer https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/prostate-cancer/
Use the group search to find topics related to your questions. For example: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/prostate-cancer/
Follow the group to include the activity in your digest email. They guys (and partners) are helpful and informative.
@82sgeorgenew, you might like to join members in the Pancreatic Cancer forum here:
- Pancreatic Cancer https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/pancreatic-cancer/
Have you been recently diagnosed?
@mld68, you may wish to join the discussion in the
- Blood Cancers & Disorders support group https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/blood-cancers-disorders/
Here is a list of comments where members have talked about having SRSF2 and TET2 genetic mutations. https://connect.mayoclinic.org/search/