Updated: February 11, 2020Being diagnosed with cancer can be frightening and overwhelming. You want to do everything possible to set yourself up for treatment success. But it’s easy to question whether you’re doing everything right.Getting a second medical ...

Here’s a shocking stat: Up to 1 in 5 Americans will get skin cancer in their lifetime. The good news is that sunscreen can go a long way toward reducing your risk.But the contents inside that bottle or tube isn’t magic. “Sunscreen only works if you’re apply...

Updated July 15, 2021Everybody loves the outdoors in the spring and summer. After a long winter of dark mornings and early dusk, people crave sunlight! With the sun comes the responsibility of protecting your largest organ – the skin– from the sun’s damagin...

Updated June 3, 2021Who is a Survivor?You are a survivor from the time of your cancer diagnosis through the rest of your life.What is Survivorship Care?Your survivorship care should include efforts to:Prevent your cancer from coming back, prevent new cancer...

Immunotherapy has been the most exciting development in bladder cancer treatment in recent years. Its introduction ended a 40-year drought during which no new therapies were available. Unfortunately, many bladder cancers can be resistant to immunotherapy.En...

It’s no secret that cancer’s effects go far beyond the physical. In fact, the raw emotions you might feel after your diagnosis—from anger to sadness to fear—might be more overwhelming than anything else.There are many ways to deal with these feelings, like ...