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Entering into a new relationship can be a challenge with or without a cancer diagnosis. However, many people find that dating after a diagnosis of…

Think back to the last time you experienced a pleasant smell. Remember how it made you feel? For me the smell of fresh-cut grass puts…

Mental health seems to be getting more press recently because of high profile people committing suicide.  As unfortunate and sad as it is that this…

Article contributed by Angela Young, Supervisor - Patient Navigators at the Cancer Education Center HPV stands for human papillomavirus. There are more than 150 types…

As a cancer survivor, you may have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, due to the physical changes caused by cancer or surgery; the side…

You've probably heard conflicting reports about cancer prevention. Sometimes the tip recommended in one study or news report is advised against in another. In many…

Many times when people hear the word cancer it is often associated with thoughts of chemotherapy or “chemo.” Not long after, many of us begin…

  Bloating, fatigue, abdominal pain, unexplained weight gain or loss, bowel/bladder changes, feeling full after only a few bites. Sound familiar? In full disclosure, I…

Are you struggling with negative thoughts?  This time of the year can be difficult for many people.  The weather is changing.  We have less daylight. …

Learning you or a loved one has cancer can be an overwhelming experience. Medical terms can seem like a foreign language and navigating the healthcare…

The American Cancer Society (ACS) defines a cancer survivor from the time of diagnosis throughout the balance of life. ACS estimates the number of cancer…