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More than 39,000 cancer specialists from around the world are gathering in Chicago this week for the 55th annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).
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Pain can be a major problem for people with pancreatic cancer. Learn what you can do here.
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When sinus cancer survivor Joe Ledell first experienced blurry vision and pain in his right eye, he thought his contact lens was to blame. But during a trip to an ear, nose and throat specialist, he learned he had a tumor.
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Some cancer treatments can cause a sensitive mouth, mouth sores, or a sore throat.
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You have the right to be treated for cancer pain, and you should insist on it. Together, you and your cancer care team can talk about how to best treat your pain.
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If your cancer pain isn’t being relieved by drugs or non-medical methods, other types of treatments can often be used. Learn more here.
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When people say they are having pain, it usually means they are hurting somewhere in their body.
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Nasopharyngeal cancers are often found because of certain signs and symptoms. Learn what you should look for here.
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More than 25,000 hematology specialists from all over the world are in Orlando, Florida this week for the annual meeting of the American Society of Hematology (ASH).
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