Dealing with cancer and weight loss, called cachexia, is a real issue for 50–85 percent of cancer sufferers. Read to learn how to manage it.
Living With Cancer
While not harmful or permanent, it is normal to have negative emotions about losing hair. Here are some tips for coping with hair loss.
After getting the cancer diagnosis you will have to inform others in your life. Follow these tips for telling loved ones you have cancer.
It’s easier to begin a new workout routine when you focus on the benefits - when it comes to yoga for cancer, the list of benefits is long.
Although it's used to treat cancer, chemotherapy side effects can arise after treatment. Here are the common side effects to look for.
Whether you're in the treatment or recovery process, an ideal diet for bone cancer is important. Here are the foods to consume and avoid with bone cancer.
Although this time of year is meant to be a joyful celebration, you're battling cancer while trying to enjoy the holidays and spend time with loved ones.
Many people who have had a mastectomy choose to have breast cancer reconstruction surgery done as well. Read on to learn more about this procedure.
Cancer remission means that you are completely cancer-free or partially cancer-free, but cancer may return at a later date.
Some of the best essential oils for cancer patients are frankincense, clary sage, lavender, citrus oils, lemongrass, myrrh, peppermint, and spearmint.