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Side EffectsAmerican Cancer Society Cookbook Helps Patients Eat Well During Treatment
The American Cancer Society has updated its bestselling book, What to Eat During Cancer Treatment, with a second edition that contains more than 130 recipes to help people with cancer eat well while going through treatment.
What Is Peripheral Neuropathy?
Damage to nerves – from chemotherapy, diabetes, or another cause – may lead to pain, numbness, or muscle weakness. Learn how to recognize peripheral neuropathy and how to deal with it.
Q & A: Preventing Infections When You Have Cancer
An increased risk of infection because of a weakened immune system is a major concern for people undergoing certain types of cancer treatment. Neutropenia can lead to serious and sometimes fatal infections.
Oncologists Want More Information About Medical Marijuana
According to a nationwide survey, most oncologists have discussed medical marijuana use with their patients, however, most also say they do not feel they have enough information to make a well-informed decision about prescribing it.
Wash your hands!
Washing your hands frequently with soap and water plays a big role in keeping you healthy, and those around you, too. Learn the best way to wash your hands.
How to Handle Fatigue
Fatigue is more than just tiredness. It’s an overwhelming lack of energy that keeps you from doing your regular activities. Find out if you have fatigue and how to manage it.
Study: Cancer Patients Lived Longer Using Tool to Report Symptoms
Researchers from several US cancer centers have found that patients who used an online tool to report symptoms to their cancer care team lived an average of 5 months longer than patients who did not use the tool.
Cooling Caps Show Promise in Reducing Hair Loss from Chemotherapy
Two studies by researchers from cancer centers across the US found that scalp cooling devices can often help reduce hair loss during chemotherapy.