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Remember, your Johns Hopkins oncology nurse navigator can answer your questions about screenings and early detection, prevention, and managing […]
Wouldn’t it be great if cancer could be detected early by a simple blood test? That’s just what scientists at […]
In an April 14, 2019 Washington Post article, Laurie McGinley reports that the risk of cancer rises along with […]
In 2011, at age 40, Jill Chang began having abnormal vaginal bleeding, and was diagnosed with endometrial cancer. She […]
November 12, 1997. That is the day I was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. That is also the day […]
A recent article in TIME magazine noted that while rates of new cancer cases and cancer deaths have fallen […]
Smoking—cigarettes, cigars, pipes—increases your risk of developing cancer. That’s not news. But if you’ve ever smoked, you know that […]
Photo: www.knowyourlemons.com Early detection: that’s the first important step for women in their fight against breast cancer. And […]
Work Stride: Managing Cancer at Work co-developer Lillie Shockney, RN, BS, MAS, was celebrated as a winner of this […]
Your Work Stride oncology nurse navigators are always available to guide and support employees and managers wherever they […]
Getting ready for the holidays? It can be a wonderfully busy time of year of finding gifts and […]
Many cancer patients travel during the holiday season. Whether you are traveling for work or for pleasure, planning […]
Mindfulness Meditation is one technique that you might find helpful as you cope with your own cancer treatment […]
Work Stride co-developer Lillie D. Shockney has co-authored an online guide called The Guiding Light Between Shorelines: A […]
Dec 3-7, 2018 is Cancer Screening Week across the United States. Screening means getting your body checked for […]
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