Gwen Darien, CR's editor-in-chief, reflects on the expectations placed on survivors to live life to the fullest.

Many early stage pancreatic cancer patients are not receiving the best treatment.

The American Cancer Society announces a new chief medical officer.

A consensus statement confirms that ovarian cancer has noticeable symptoms.

A patient shares her experience navigating the maze of second opinions.

Researchers are beginning to understand chemotherapy's impact on the brains of patients who experience the constellation of symptoms known as chemobrain.

The scientific method can help you read between the lines when the media cover the latest cancer breakthrough.

Young advocates prove that patient support and fundraising for cancer research can begin at any age.

Research has shown that staying active can improve cancer survivors' quality of life.

A patient advocate shares tips for representing patients in the research process.

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