One of the most common side effects of radiation therapy is a skin condition called radiation dermatitis.
March 1st 2019
By Jessica Skarzynski
Here are the top 5 CURE stories for February 2019.
February 28th 2019
By Katie Kosko
A new app aims to alleviate the cancer-related fatigue that plagues many patients and survivors and improve their quality of life.
February 22nd 2019
By Martha Carlson
How physical therapy restored this cancer survivor's quality of life.
February 20th 2019
By Jane Biehl Ph.D.
I am thrilled to be enjoying a respite from chemo but afraid to be happy. How can I process this scary new freedom?
February 8th 2019
My animals have taught me how to accept aging and managing the side-effects of chemo with dignity, as well as how to enjoy naps without feeling guilty.
January 30th 2019
By Sarah DeBord
I vaguely knew what lymphedema was, and assumed it was something that only happened to breast cancer patients. But you know what they say about making assumptions.
By Tamera Anderson-Hanna
Lymphedema can occur years after cancer, but exercise and lymphatic massages can help relieve symptoms.
January 27th 2019
By Brielle Benyon
One expert discusses how cancer and its treatments can have many lasting side effects on patients, from depression to peripheral neuropathy.
January 26th 2019
I keep fumbling and dropping lids to water bottles and other items. When I climb the stairs to my apartment, I often feel like I am going to fall backwards and grab the rail. If I go out in the cold air, my fingers tingle for hours afterwards. What in the world is wrong with me?
January 23rd 2019
Loneliness may play a key role in an individual’s social constraints following a cancer diagnosis and its treatment, which in turn, may worsen symptom burden, according to recent research.
January 22nd 2019
I am a person who always was able to sleep and would generally be out before my head ever hit the pillow. Now I found myself tossing and turning for hours at a time.
January 21st 2019
Winter can aggravate this chemotherapy side effect that causes hands and feet to feel numb, tingly and painful.
January 14th 2019
Treatment side effects are typically manageable for patients with metastatic kidney cancer, but patients must have open communication with their health care team about them.
By Bonnie Annis
Limbs affected by lymphedema require specialized care, but during months where temperatures can be extreme, a little extra effort is necessary.
December 15th 2018
The Food and Drug Administration has approved Nplate for pediatric patients 1 year of age and older with immune thrombocytopenia who have had an insufficient response to medications, such as corticosteroids,or surgery to remove the spleen.
December 3rd 2018
By Beth Fand Incollingo
A retrospective study found that clinical trials may have fewer reported side effects than the real world.
November 27th 2018
A smartphone app helped significantly reduce pain and hospital visits for patients with metastatic solid tumors.
November 20th 2018
It is not the type of fatigue where a good night’s sleep will “cure” us. It just seems to go on and on.
November 14th 2018
Preventing febrile neutropenia is crucial because the body’s white blood cells help to fight infection.
November 2nd 2018
When it comes to routine eye checkups and other appointments not directly related to my cancer, I become lax.
Patients can use daily practices to help reduce stress and anxiety.
October 3rd 2018
There are dozens of potential side effects, and more are being reported every month.
October 1st 2018
Here are the top 5 CURE stories for September 2018.
September 24th 2018
September 22nd 2018
Former vice president Joe Biden addressed hundreds across the country during the Biden Cancer Summit.
September 19th 2018
Medical marijuana continues to receive mixed reviews in the world of health care, but for those affected by cancer, it offers a ray of hope. Celebrities like Olivia Newton-John confirm the benefits through their own personal use of the plant but many don't have access to it.
By Dana Stewart
As it turns out, a side effect of cancer treatment can be cataracts. Over the last two years, I have battled cancer treatment-induced cataracts. The good news is they can be fixed and I can see again!
September 18th 2018
By Kathy LaTour
The mouth is also part of the body, and yet, it is only in the past few years that oncologists have begun recommending patients see a dentist before they begin treatment to be sure the teeth and gums are in good shape.
September 11th 2018
By Elizabeth Davis, B.S.N., RN, CPN
One oncology nurse developed the BARF scale so her young patients could better communicate how they were feeling.
September 4th 2018
Take a look at the top 5 CURE stories of August 2018 in this video.
Trodelvy Lengthens Time to Disease Progression in Metastatic Breast Cancer
The Journey to a Healthy Lifestyle After Cancer
Getting Out of the Woods: Strategies to Cope With Fear of Cancer Recurrence
Cancer Made Me Appreciate the Small Things in Life