During times of uncertainty, there are a lot of things we can’t control, and this feeling can have negative psychological and physical effects on our life. For those facing a cancer diagnosis or going through active treatment during times of uncertainty,...

Telling your child that someone they know, or love has cancer is hard. And out of love, your first instinct may be to protect your child by keeping the diagnosis to yourself. But the truth is that it's generally best to talk to your child about the diagnosi...

If you’ve just learned that you have cancer, it’s normal to have questions for your care team. You might wonder about your treatment, your prognosis, and what to expect next. But it’s also important to ask about how your cancer might affect your future in t...

A cancer diagnosis is a major adjustment. The disease and its treatments can take both a physical and an emotional toll. “People who have cancer, or any major medical illness, are more susceptible to depression and mood changes,” notes psychiatrist Nithy...

During cancer treatment, it’s common to need time away from work. Getting back to your career once treatment is complete—or at any point in your cancer journey—is often a milestone to celebrate. But it can also take some getting used to. Here’s some advice ...

Being a caregiver for someone with cancer is never easy. And when the patient is your parent, additional concerns can come into play. It can take time to get used to the role reversal that comes with taking care of a sick mom or dad. You might find it di...