Living With Late-Stage Illness
Support & Resources for the Terminally Ill
Support & Resources for the Terminally Ill
As cancer patients and their families know well, there are many challenging aspects of treatment. Common chemotherapy and immunotherapy side...
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According to the American Society of Clinical Oncology, roughly 75,000 Americans are diagnosed with kidney cancer each year. Further, the...
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Preventing cancer means taking a range of proactive measures, from eating right to regular screenings. The World Health Organization cites...
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Every February, American Heart Month raises awareness about the importance of heart health and preventing heart disease. Even small lifestyle...
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From firefighting to law enforcement, and many more, certain professions unfortunately carry occupational hazards. One particular line of work with...
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January may be best known for New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, but did you know that...
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Grappling with an advanced-stage illness is a most difficult journey. Add to that the financial factor – from staying on...
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Providing day-to-day care for a loved one who is battling a late-stage illness can be a daunting task — it...
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November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month — an opportunity to educate people about “the world’s toughest cancer.” Pancreatic cancer has...
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November is COPD Awareness Month — 30 days devoted to educating the public about chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Affecting roughly...
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