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Earlier in May, we invited cancer survivors to share their voices and experiences through an online community form, focusing on the people and communities who…
Article written by Nathaniel Wiest, M.D., Ph.D. “What would you recommend for your mother?” Patients and families often ask me this question in clinic. As…
Each year, on the first Sunday in June, we come together to celebrate National Cancer Survivors Day. This is a meaningful occasion dedicated to celebrating…
We recognize survivorship as an important part of the cancer journey and the care we provide. National Cancer Survivors Day is observed on the first Sunday in…
At the Stephen and Barabara Slaggie Family Cancer Education Center, we understand that community is a powerful part of a patient’s cancer experience. As we prepare to celebrate National Cancer Survivors Day,…
Article written in collaboration with: Dr. Wendy A. Allen-Rhoades, M.D., PhD. Getting diagnosed with cancer in your teens, 20s, or 30s can flip your world upside down, fast. One minute you’re thinking about classes, your…
Article written in collaboration with Amber Koehler P.A.-C., M.S. In a recent newsfeed post, we asked you what cancer topics you want to learn about.…
Article written in collaboration with: Dr. Emily McTate Ph.D., M.S., L.P., ABPP, Dr. Kristine Donovan, Ph.D., L.P., Angela Young, L.S.W. Adolescents and Young Adults (AYAs)…
Article written in collaboration with Stacy D. D'Andre, M.D. During cancer treatment, individuals often look for additional ways to support their health, including the use of nutritional supplements. There are…
A diagnosis of blood cancer marks a pivotal moment for patients and their families. Choosing where to seek care is just as important. Each year,…
The Stephen and Barbara Slaggie Family Cancer Education Center provides free educational resources and support for cancer patients and their families – including group classes,…
Article written in collaboration with Jennifer Vencill, Ph.D., L.P. A cancer diagnosis can change many parts of your life. It is understandable that your focus…
Written by Madelyn Strong, M.S. R.D.N., L.D. Nutrition is an important aspect of care for all patients with cancer. It plays a crucial role in…
Article written by Bryan Neth, MD, Ph.D. and Eva Alden, PhD, LP If you’ve ever felt like your brain isn’t working the way it used…
Article written in collaboration with Mayo Clinic Palliative Care Providers. Many patients who visit the Stephen and Barbara Slaggie Family Cancer Education Center or attend…
After cancer treatment many people are eager to get back to good health and make lifestyle changes. For more than forty years the government and…
The Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center Blog shares news, information and stories from Mayo Clinic’s cancer experts and patients. Stories featured recently on the blog…
Article contributed by Mayo Clinic oncology dietitians Sugar is often a source of anxiety and fear for people with cancer. It’s important for people to…
The Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center Blog shares news, information and stories from Mayo Clinic’s cancer experts and patients. Stories featured recently on the blog…
Understanding your cancer diagnosis and navigating treatment options can be challenging. A second opinion can confirm your diagnosis and ensure that you receive the best…
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