Breast Cancer
A Chain of Support
Sharsheret understands the wholly specific religious, cultural, and genetic implications of people of all Jewish backgrounds receiving a cancer diagnosis.
October 7, 2019
Sharsheret understands the wholly specific religious, cultural, and genetic implications of people of all Jewish backgrounds receiving a cancer diagnosis.
Registered dietitian and farmer Diana Dyer spent more than 20 years working to improve the nutritional guidelines and practices of cancer patients. Here, she discusses her work and shares a simple recipe for readers to make at home.
Not all tattoos have meaning behind them, but these do. In cW’s newest portrait series, five women show off their ink that pays tribute to an array of cancer journeys, including their own.
Drs. Jennifer and Jaehyuk Choi together run a first-of-its-kind oncodermatology department and lab, revolutionizing the fast-developing field, while still making time to raise their three daughters in Chicago’s North Shore.
When Angela Perez was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, knowing her rights allowed her to navigate the workplace and remain productive.
Every good soup deserves a hearty base, and we’ve got you covered. In issue one of Cancer Wellness, we interviewed chef and blogger Rebecca Katz