CancerBuddy matches patients and caregivers for support, helping users build friendships and find comfort during cancer ...

The expanded Cancer Coach program introduces new survivorship modules building on the latest outcomes showing a 25:1 ROI and ...

A single father battling esophageal cancer found crucial emotional support through Cancer Buddy, an app that matches patients ...

Due to advances in cancer treatment and early detection, the population of cancer survivors continues to grow, reaching more ...

Today, more people than ever are living for many years after a cancer diagnosis.

Fred Hutch social workers are a great resource. They can help you find the group that’s right for you, whether that’s at Fred Hutch or in the community. Call 206.606.1076 to schedule an appointment ...

“When you have support, you have answers to some of your unknowns and that can provide stability and ease in anxiety and depression, and truly propel you into thriving,” a cervical cancer survivor and ...

You recently found out you have breast cancer. That's huge news, and no doubt there's a lot swirling around in your head. That’s normal. But you can take steps to move forward. It will help you feel ...

When you find out that you have cancer, it’s a lot to take in. You may feel a flood of emotions, such as disbelief, fear, and anger. And your first questions for the doctor might be, “How bad is it?” ...

Stage 4 lung cancer is the most advanced type of lung cancer. Support groups, clinical trials, and a palliative care specialist can all help you navigate this advanced stage. Lung cancer is the third ...

Care Models and Barriers to Long-Term Follow-Up Care Among Childhood Cancer Survivors and Health Care Providers in Asia: A Literature Review This review explores current guidelines for integrating ...

(Editor's note Oct. 3, 2024: Updates have been made to this story since original publication, including the addition of some cancer colors.) It’s anything but black and white. Amid a kaleidoscope of ...