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COVID-19 vaccines may be somewhat less effective for people on active treatment, but they should still get vaccinated. And it’s very safe.

In “The Great Secret,” Jennet Conant shows how a World War II tragedy would eventually help in the war against cancer.

Jamil Rivers, 42, is the board president of METAvivor, a nonprofit breast cancer organization. She is living with metastatic breast cancer.

People with cancer, heart disease and diabetes are at increased risk for serious illness from COVID-19.

Women with gynecologic cancer who watched these classic films during cancer treatment saw an improvement in their emotional well-being.

Staying home for chemotherapy infusions and other treatments can save time and reduce anxiety surrounding contracting the virus.

Jenessa Schwartz refuses to put off joy even while battling Stage 4 colon cancer in the midst of a global pandemic.

Experts say treatment decisions should depend on the individual and factors such as cancer stage.

Too few people seek help in easing side effects during and after cancer treatment.

A cancer diagnosis often means extreme financial stress—and fights with insurance providers.

Too little research is being done to ease the suffering caused by chemotherapy and other treatments.

The dog’s owner bought the ad to share the good news about his recovery and raise awareness about cancer in dogs.

Reducing the treatment burden can reduce the risk of serious side effects, some of which can endure for years.

A new clinical trial addresses a potentially harmful side effect of drug treatment for Black women with breast cancer.

“I remember thinking that the story would save lives,” writes Kristen Dahlgren. “I had no idea the life it would save would be my own."