Financial Problems Can Affect Cancer Survivors for Years
“Research suggests that financial hardship can lead to worse health,” said Robin Yabroff, PhD, senior scientific director in health services research at the American Cancer Society. In this, Q&A, we asked her how people with cancer and their families develop financial problems and what can be done to help.
2019 in Review: Top 10 Cancer News Stories
In 2019 we published stories about new findings in cancer risk factors, prevention, treatment, and survivorship issues. Here are the 10 most significant stories that made headlines on cancer.org this year.
The Unexpected Rewards of Volunteering
Want to feel better and live longer? A growing body of research suggests what many already know: Volunteering to help others can help you be happier and healthier.
Mesothelioma Survivor Lives Life Every Day
It’s been more than 7 years since Emily Ward was diagnosed with pleural mesothelioma, a type of cancer that starts in the lining of the chest. The main risk factor is breathing in asbestos, often in workplaces such as mines. But she spent her career as a nurse working in hospitals and doctors’ offices.
Eat Right and Stay Active While Traveling
December brings travel plans for many of us. But it doesn’t have to mean a vacation from eating right and exercising. It just takes a little organization and planning.
Coping With Grief During the Holidays
Mourning someone you were close to can seem even tougher during the holidays. We have some suggestions that may help you cope during this especially difficult time.
Cooking With Your Kids
Inspire healthy eating and create fun holiday memories by cooking with your children. Our tips are just right for kids of all ages.
Healthy Baking Is as Easy as Pie
Stick to healthy eating goals this holiday season without sacrificing tradition by using our baking tips to adapt your family recipes.
