Sunscreen and Skin Cancer

May 21, 2013 by Dr. Brandon Hayes-Lattin, MD

The FDA has recently updated sunscreen information. Learn how to reduce your risks for skin cancer.

Crowds Care for Cancer Challenge: A Survivorship Toolkit

May 20, 2013 by Naveen Rao (LIVESTRONG Staff)

New open innovation challenge announced that will bring together the hottest trends in cancer care, innovation, and technology.

Dear Angelina

May 14, 2013 by Renee Nicholas (LIVESTRONG Staff)

“When I read your opinion piece in today’s New York Times, it stirred up a range of memories and emotions.”

Redefining Cancer Based on Its Mutations Rather Than Its Organ

May 03, 2013 by Dr. Brandon Hayes-Lattin, MD

Choosing new treatments based not just on where the cancer started, but also base on what’s broken genetically.

Addressing Disparities in Cancer Care

Apr 19, 2013 by Lee Boerner (LIVESTRONG Foundation)

Research shows overwhelming evidence that racial and ethnic minorities experience disparities in access to quality cancer care. The LIVESTRONG Foundation helping to end these disparities. Learn how you can help.

Cancer Survivorship in Seattle

Apr 04, 2013 by Guest

LIVESTRONG Survivorship Center of Excellence Network – Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Survivorship Program in Seattle- makes news.

DJ DiJiTAL Gets Real

Apr 02, 2013 by Brooke McMillan

Renowned DJ, producer and newly diagnosed testicular cancer survivor, DJ DiJiTAL, sits down with the LIVESTRONG Foundation to share his story and show his support for others in the fight.

Celebrating National Nutrition Month

Mar 27, 2013 by Guest

March is National Nutrition Month, an opportunity for friends and family to talk about the importance of healthy eating and active lifestyles.

Cancer Headlines

Mar 26, 2013 by Dr. Brandon Hayes-Lattin, MD

Last week, the headlines reported on a major advance that, as an oncologist, got me truly excited.

New Cancer Survivorship Guidelines Released

Mar 26, 2013 by Sarah Arvey (LIVESTRONG Staff)

New NCCN Survivorship Guidelines cover eight distinct areas of cancer care: anxiety and depression, cognitive function, exercise, fatigue, immunizations and infections, pain, sexual function, and sleep disorders.