Assessing risk for cancer through genetic testing is an important advancement for early detection and prevention—but some argue that the issue is more complex.
Taking steps to avoid the onset of lymphedema is important: The condition is chronic once it has developed and managing it requires a great deal of effort.
When cancer's emotional and physical pain makes one feel defective or alone, a place to find support, compassion, and build coping skills has the potential to go a long way.
This is the season when many of us pause to give thanks and perhaps look toward the future for renewal. How can these themes be connected to the cancer experience?
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