The Patient's Voice

Prostate cancer on the cusp of change

August 01, 2010

The author reflects on enrolling in a clinical trial comparing active surveillance with immediate intervention in men with favorable-risk prostate cancer.
 

Dancing Cancer

Linda McDonald June 15, 2010

The author describes the children's book she wrote to make it easier to talk to children about cancer.
 

My cancer journey

JohnMcClelland May 01, 2010

The author describes his experience with colon cancer and the important role oncology nurses have played in his battle with his disease.
 

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Discussions on Emerging Concepts and Controversies in the Treatment of Patients with Advanced Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer

This program reviews developments in maintenance therapy and evaluates the relevance of tumor histology and biomarker analysis for the management of NSCLC patients.
 
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