The number of chemotherapy cycles a person needs to undergo to treat cancer can range from 4 to 8. A cycle is the length of time from the beginning of one cycle until the start of the next cycle.

A woman who has been battling cancer for almost 10 years has made the difficult decision to stop chemotherapy. Jamie Comer was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2016 and has since endured 180 rounds of ...

I had a mastectomy, and one doctor said, ‘You need chemo.’ One said, ‘You don’t need chemo.’ And one said, ‘You can’t make a mistake either way,’” Kotb, 60, recalled on the ...

However, nearly a decade and 180 rounds of chemotherapy later, Ms Comer is still not giving up on life. But after the torturous treatments wore on her and left her even 'sicker' than before ...

The 38-year-old has also been undergoing chemotherapy treatment and operations to ensure that the disease doesn't return. Chris shared on Instagram: "Around a couple of months ago, after a routine ...

Metronomic chemotherapy is based on the chronic administration of chemotherapeutic agents at relatively low, minimally toxic doses, and with no prolonged drug-free breaks Metronomic chemotherapy ...