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What are the latest treatments for cancer? Should you take part in a clinical trial? What cancer screening tests should you be getting, and how often? What can you do to reduce the side effects of cancer and cancer therapy? Our consumer-focused feature articles address these questions and many others. These articles are written by medical professionals including physicians, nurses, and dietitians, and are reviewed by our expert medical review board.

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Tips for coping with mouth, gum, and throat problems related to radiation therapy112011
Palliative care for cancer102011
Restoring sexual function after prostate surgery32011
True or false: Hair dye causes cancer82006
Coping with fatigue from chemotherapy122004
When your best friend has breast cancer32004
Caregiver stress: the impact of chronic disease on the family32004
Sperm banking: fertility options for men undergoing cancer treatment122003
Fibrocystic breast changes: lumps that are normal112003
Eating well while receiving chemotherapy92003
Men's health matters72003
Alcohol and breast cancer32003
Cancer treatment and fertility in women42003
MammoSite®: A new internal radiation device for breast cancer treatment42003
Antioxidants: antidote to aging?12003
Biologic therapies22003
Bone marrow transplantation22003
Can your child benefit from counseling62002
Cancer tests that can save your life82002
Chemotherapy22003
Childhood cancers: long-term effects of treatment22003
Conditions men get too
Coping with blood clotting problems related to chemotherapy82002
Coping with constipation related to chemotherapy82002
Coping with diarrhea related to chemotherapy82002
Coping with hair loss from chemotherapy82002
Coping with kidney and bladder changes due to chemotherapy82002
Coping with mouth, gum, and throat problems related to chemotherapy82002
Coping with nausea and vomiting from chemotherapy82002
Coping with nerve and muscle effects related to chemotherapy82002
Coping with pain related to cancer and chemotherapy82002
Coping with radiation recall dermatitis82002
Coping with sexual problems related to chemotherapy82002
Coping with skin and hair problems related to chemotherapy82002
Coping with the side effects of chemotherapy82002
Life After Cancer112003
Don't be afraid of colorectal cancer screening32003
Faslodex - a new option for breast cancer treatment52002
Fighting prostate cancer: eat your way to victory112002
Health screening for men: when you should go to the doctor and why22001
Health screenings for women42002
Herceptin - a new hope for women with advanced breast cancer81995
Hormonal therapy22003
Hormone replacement therapy82002
Hormone replacement therapy: a look at the options72004
How childhood cancers differ from adult cancers12003
Keeping skin cancer at bay72000
Laetrile: is it really the pits?122001
Living with Hodgkin's lymphoma
Living with bladder cancer
Living with brain tumor
Living with breast cancer
Living with cervical cancer
Living with colon cancer
Living with kidney cancer
Living with leukemia
Living with lung cancer
Living with melanoma
Living with multiple myeloma
Living with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
Living with ovarian cancer
Living with prostate cancer
Living with testicular cancer
Living with thyroid cancer
Living with uterine cancer
Managing side effects of cancer and cancer treatment22003
Practical prevention: testicular cancer strikes young72001
Radiation therapy22003
Reclaiming sexuality after gynecologic cancer82001
Sex after hysterectomy: never better52000
Should you take part in a clinical trial?12001
Smoking cessation for older adults: it's not too late!112001
Surgery and other procedures22003
Telling your kids about your terminal illness92000
Testicular cancer: curing the most common young men's cancer22003
Testicular self exam62001
There is sex after breast cancer102000
When your best friend has breast cancer91999
Your health may be "all in the family"61999
Support groups: how do they help?82002

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