An Ongoing Discussion
Physicians are often hesitant to bring up end-of-life care discussions with their patients. People being treated for cancer may need to frame questions to determine their own goals of care.
Practical Knowledge
Physicians are often hesitant to bring up end-of-life care discussions with their patients. People being treated for cancer may need to frame questions to determine their own goals of care.
Allium vegetables, such as garlic and onions, contain a compound that may lower the risk for several cancers.
Good dental hygiene defends against myriad cancers.
An expert shares options for cancer patients who want to prevent hair loss during treatment.
Tools and techniques for people to cope with fears about cancer returning.
An expert shares tips for taking time off from a job to spend time caring for a loved one.
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The editors of Cancer Today share some of the top stories from the magazine in 2022.
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Updated guideline reinforces the role of plant-based foods and heart-pumping activities for cancer survivors.
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