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When you’re a young adult with cancer and feel like no one “gets it”.
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It was a picture-perfect spring Friday in early 2015, and Food Network chef turned lifestyle guru Sandra Lee had just wrapped up a photo shoot for People magazine’s “Most Beautiful” issue.
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How to care for your psychological health after being diagnosed with lung cancer.
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Speech and swallowing dysfunction are frequent after-effects of head and neck cancer and its treatment.
MoreThe Power and Promise of Cancer Research
Each summer, for nearly a quarter-century, Coping® has asked the NCI Director to write an article for the magazine.
MoreThe Power of Resilience in the Face of Cancer
As upsetting as cancer and its treatments can be, it is possible to find some good among the bad.
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The experience of being diagnosed with endometrial cancer and undergoing cancer treatment will affect your life in many ways.
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