Our spring issue is online now featuring 'Survivor' winner and cancer survivor @EthanZohn, along with updates on pediatric brain cancer care and more. brnw.ch/21x0H0y
This week in cancer news: Cancer vaccines progress despite federal funding cuts, researchers identify potential biomarker for lung cancer risk, and more. brnw.ch/21x3jmu
Eating broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and other cruciferous vegetables can be a powerful defense against cancer. Learn how eating these veggies helps reduce your risk of colon cancer: brnw.ch/21x3h0t
Inside of us are bacteria, fungi, and other microbes that play a role in many bodily processes. Now researchers are asking: What role does the gut microbiome have in cancer treatment responses? brnw.ch/21x3fcW
"Something that patients are yearning for is some greater degree of certainty. Am I cured, or likely to be cured, or not?” Researchers are studying whether dormant cancer cells hold a key to stopping breast cancer recurrence. brnw.ch/21x3dwY
Caregiving can take a lot of focus, leaving little for the other parts you play in life—like parent, coach, or artist. Learn ways to reclaim the other roles that make you who you are. brnw.ch/21x3a0g
While it can help destroy cancer cells, radiation also exposes your body to radioactive beams or material. Before starting treatment, learn about what steps you should take to avoid exposing those around you to radiation: brnw.ch/21x38Xj
This week in cancer news: KRAS-targeted therapy improves pancreatic cancer survival, the FDA approved an immunotherapy for bladder cancer, and more. brnw.ch/21x37TY
People with all types of cancer may experience cancer- and treatment-related sexual changes. Talking to your doctor about those changes, however, can be awkward. Learn ways to raise sexual health concerns with your care team: brnw.ch/21x32n3
Learn what a newly available targeted therapy means for diffuse midline glioma, an aggressive brain cancer that affects children and adolescents. brnw.ch/21x30uB
A recent study found that people with cancer often get care that doesn't align with their priorities. Study author Manan Shah shares approaches for discussing your care goals with doctors. brnw.ch/21x2YQr
New drugs can mean a new chance at life for children with cancer. Learn how the @AACR Pediatric Cancer Progress Report helps push for research funding and policy changes to accelerate pediatric cancer drug development. brnw.ch/21x2XFP
This week in cancer news: Major colorectal cancer screening guideline adds blood test option, GLP-1s are associated with lower risk for cancer progression, and more. brnw.ch/21x2WNj
Battle? Survivor? Journey? After a cancer diagnosis, there are terms that may feel empowering to you, or not. Your Cancer Guide on finding the right vocabulary for your experience. brnw.ch/21x2UuN
Chemotherapy is standard for nasopharyngeal cancer, but it often comes with challenging side effects. Now that an immunotherapy has been approved, patients may get similar results with less chemo. brnw.ch/21x2SBQ@NewsyLindsey
Cancer patients have questions, and some have turned to AI chatbots for answers they can understand without waiting for the next appointment. But with those instant answers come pitfalls and risks. brnw.ch/21x2Qpu
Estate planning allows you to outline your final wishes, which can give your loved ones peace of mind. We asked a cancer rights attorney to explain how to begin the estate planning process. Read her advice: brnw.ch/21x2Omj