Takin’ It Easy
Resorts have made winding down on your own or with your buds a no-brainer. Our list includes nine exhilarating locations across the globe for some male-geared rest and relaxation.
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Travel (10 posts found)
Germany: The New Frontier in Fighting Cancer
After their remarkable efforts in reducing the impact of the novel coronavirus, Germany is positioned to become a leader of the medical tourism industry in a post-pandemic world.
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Hike to Heal
True North Treks connects young adult cancer survivors through physical activity, mindfulness practices and the great outdoors.
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Desperately Seeking Treatment
Alternative treatment centers in Tijuana, Mexico, claim miracle cures for cancer, but therapies on offer—ranging from zany to dangerous—often do more harm than good.
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Stay & Play: Sedona
Sedona’s mild climate, dynamic arts community, and natural places of healing make this the ultimate wellness destination for those seeking whole health in mind, body, and spirit.
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Catch to Release
Reel Recovery provides free-of-charge fly fishing retreats (and the freedom and space to talk) for men with cancer.
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Stay and Play in … Bengaluru, India
Bengaluru, in the southern Indian state of Karnataka, is a teeming metropolis with a friendly soul, featuring good food, stunning cultural delights, and high-tech hospitals, making it an attractive medical tourism destination.
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A Touch of Compassion
Wellness for Cancer founder Julie Bach travels around the world to make spas and wellness facilities more accessible to people with cancer.
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Wellness Road Trip: Grand Velas Riviera Maya & S.E. Spa
S.E. Spa thrives under the guidance of Spa Director Maria Leticia Fernández, who incorporates Wellness for Cancer training into every treatment, for every guest.
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Something Fishy
Hawaii’s controversial sunscreen ban means a healthier ocean for both human and marine life, but some doctors worry new restrictions could lead to higher incidences of skin cancer.
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