UVA researchers are finding links between vitamin D and LGL leukemia. The research began at the urging of a patient and was funded through donations to the LGL Leukemia Research Fund, which is supported primarily by patients and other individuals.
Cancer treatment as a single parent can be incredibly difficult, but there are resources to help you care for your family and yourself.
Chemo-related nausea is a common complaint, but the BRAT diet can help manage symptoms so you get the nutrition you need to stay strong during treatment.
The differences between primary and secondary bone cancer don't end with their causes. They're also treated with different strategies.
You don't need to alter your vegan or vegetarian diet during chemotherapy, as long as you're increasing your protein and communicating with your dietitian.
Recognizing and managing your anxiety can help prevent panic attacks. When you have the tools for dealing with panic attacks, you'll feel better equipped to handle cancer treatment in general.
It's rare, but it's possible to have a cancerous ear canal tumor. Learn the difference between inner and outer ear cancer and how to cope with vertigo.
When you have high blood pressure and cancer, it's more important than ever to make healthy lifestyle choices and follow your doctor's instructions.
Losing a testicle or having prostate cancer can take a toll on a man’s ego. You may feel that testicles represent your masculinity and sexuality. It’s normal when you lose a testicle to worry about how others might view you or to feel concerned about how it will change your…
Women may experience changes to their menstrual cycle while undergoing chemotherapy. PMS and periods during chemo may become irregular or unbearable, but there are tips you can follow to make them more manageable.
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