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Dr. Mook-Lan Iglowitz, Palliative Care Physician at the UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center, explains what you should know about exercise and activity during cancer treatment. Dr.
Metallic taste and taste changes occur in 50% of people undergoing chemotherapy. Metallic taste means your food and drink taste awful. It is a side-effect that can stop you eating entirely. But with some tips and hints, you will be able to find enjoyment in food again.
After decades in the shadows, new studies are looking at psychedelic drugs and their efficacy at treating a variety of psychological issues, including depression.
Exercise is, of course, important for health - but new research indicates that exercise can make cancer treatments both more tolerable and more effective. Might exercise be something that doctors could prescribe?
Graham talks about his experience with Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (a type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma). He describes how it affected his relationship with his partner and how he dealt with feelings of self-conciousness.
Equal parts witty and emotional, Candy Peterson reveals how a mother’s intuition proved more accurate than doctors’ assessments and ultimately lead to a melanoma diagnosis in her young daughter, Marit.
In this cancer information video, dietitian Jane Clarke talks about how eating healthily can help maintain your wellbeing and reduce the risk of some cancers. She also answers frequently asked questions about diet and cancer.
Part of a Facebook Live webchat in which Stacy Kennedy, MPH, RD, discussed the latest in nutrition and cancer, including the elements of a healthy diet and how to eat while managing the side effects of cancer treatment.
When a friend or loved one has cancer you may wonder how best to help and support them. Here are 10 tips from patients about listening to someone with cancer.
Did you know that subtle changes to your diet can help fight cancer? It's true! Try these 5 diet tips to keep cancer at bay.
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