Addressing Disparities in Access to Cancer Care. The effort to address the disparities in access to cancer care spans industries, so SurvivorNet sat down with Suneet Varma, Global Oncology & U.S.

We know efforts to educate more women to screen for breast cancer appear to be paying off, according to a study published. in the medical journal JAMA earlier this year.. Researchers say improvements ...

However, among this group, the cancer risk is elevated according to a new study published in the medical journal “Cancer” by the American Cancer Society. The researchers behind the study say that ...

Follicular Lymphoma: A Slow-Growing Blood Cancer. Follicular lymphoma is a type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma. It is a slow-growing blood cancer that is considered incurable — however, because it grows so ...

Cancer is hard to endure and sometimes even more difficult to fully comprehend and explain to others. That’s why patient and physician education is a never-ending endeavor for Josh Neiman, SVP, Chief ...

The Future of Antibody Drug Conjugate Padcev in Breast Cancer. Research presented at this year’s American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) conference showed that a drug called Padcev (enfortumab ...

Speaking to PEOPLE in 2022 about her experience, she said in retrospect, “I think the idea of perfection in of itself is a really dangerous goal.” Just a few years after her implants were placed, ...

An Incredible Panel Of Breast Cancer Thrivers. As the annual American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) conference brought together 50,000 people to discuss cancer research and progress last weekend ...

The data will lead to “a big shift in the standard of care,” Dr. Sofya Pintova, a gastrointestinal medical oncologist at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, tells SurvivorNet.It’s expected to be ...

Ric Flair, the 16-time wrestling champion known for his resilience inside and outside the ring, is once again facing a fight—this time against skin cancer. At 76, Flair reveals this is his second bout ...

What You Need to Know About Survivorship Sharing her story with Fox8Live/WOWT News, Shamp admitted that her goal of getting her Master’s degree helped her power through her treatments and “never quit.

“We [Kerr and her family] didn’t think much of it at first until my symptoms worsened. After a second optician’s visit a few weeks later, they referred us to the hospital, where a CT scan found a ...