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Learn more about abstract plain language summaries (APLS), why they are created and how they may be used.
Explore a list of terms often used throughout abstracts and research articles for cancer clinical trials.
Breast cancer and prostate cancer are not as different as you might think.
Even though COVID-19 has disrupted the daily lives of patients and their families, those who receive treatment and supportive care for cancer still need to visit their doctor.
Explore four resources that cover biomarkers and family history, screenings for high-risk men, what it means to live with prostate cancer and shared decision making.
Learn some of the terms often used when discussing genetic and biomarker testing for cancer.
Finds ways to help manage stress and avoid burnout.
Finding reliable information online can be hard. Use these tips and resources to help navigate your cancer research.
This is Living With Cancer™ and the free LivingWith® app are available to anyone affected by cancer. Learn how these resources can help you through your cancer journey.
Click here to download a Spanish version of the brochure.
Good nutrition is important for good health. Educate yourself with this cookbook, which includes recipes from celebrity chefs.
Wellness is more than just diet and exercise—it’s about making choices toward a healthy and fulfilling life. Discover the seven categories of wellness and get tips to develop each one in your everyday life.
Prostate cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer among U.S. men. 1 in 9 will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime.
Questions to ask your doctor about your cancer treatment options
Knowing these cancer terms will help you have better conversations with your treatment team.
Try some of these low-impact exercises and stretches to help maintain a healthy mind and body.
Check out these tips before you accompany a loved one to their next appointment.
Emergencies can happen, and they’re almost always unexpected. That’s why you should always be prepared.
These may be some of the hardest days of your loved one’s life, but there are ways to help them find joy and face this battle with a more positive mindset.
View this worksheet when you need help talking to your healthcare team about chronic myeloid leukemia. It can provide information about symptoms, treatment options, side effects and organizations that offer support and resources.
View this worksheet when you need help talking to your healthcare team about metastatic breast cancer. It can provide information about symptoms, treatment options, side effects and organizations that offer support and resources.
View this brochure to learn more about how prostate cancer affects African Americans and their families.
View this brochure to learn more about prostate cancer.
Encourage your loved one to be an active participant in their care.
A habit is anything you do regularly enough that it becomes second nature. This brochure is focused on building new habits that may have a positive impact on your life.
A guide to help manage the challenges of a cancer diagnosis while aging.
Since receiving your diagnosis, you may have noticed some changes in your sleep patterns. These pages offer tips to help you get a better night’s sleep.
Cancer can be a difficult topic to discuss with the people in your life. These topic starters can help make tough conversations more effective and focused.
Inspiration can come from anywhere. This booklet is intended to help you find inspiration by focusing on showing gratitude, being kind and maintaining hope.
A place to track your activities, thoughts and feelings throughout treatment.
This guide was created to help you build on the healthy coping strategies you’re already using and discover new tools that you can use when you’re experiencing difficult emotions.
