Breast Cancer
Fight and Flight
Esther and Alicia Tambe are empowering Black women with breast cancer through travel-based organization Fight Through Flights.
Francesca Halikias
July 5, 2022
Taking the time to be with our thoughts and loved ones is essential to our mental health and well-being. Find out where our readers, thrivers, survivors, and supporters have been and are going.
Esther and Alicia Tambe are empowering Black women with breast cancer through travel-based organization Fight Through Flights.
Your wellness routine shouldn’t weigh you down. When traveling, dive into your inner wellspring of wellness to stay grounded away from home.
Seek some solace within the trees through cW’s handy guide of the best forest bathing spots around the world.
Planes, trains and automobiles are getting the “going green” treatment, showing promise for the future of healthier travel.
Families with a member going through cancer can get a little R&R thanks to Waves of Grace, a nonprofit providing beach vacations.
Traveling during COVID-19 while immunocompromised is possible, but it’s important to proceed with caution.
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.
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.
True North Treks connects young adult cancer survivors through physical activity, mindfulness practices and the great outdoors.
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.
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.
Reel Recovery provides free-of-charge fly fishing retreats (and the freedom and space to talk) for men with cancer.
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.
Wellness for Cancer founder Julie Bach travels around the world to make spas and wellness facilities more accessible to people with cancer.
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.
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.
Sun safety involves more than just sunscreen. We selected some of the best looks of the season from our favorite UPD 50+ protection brands.
The fourth-largest city in America is home to some of the best food, art, and luxury spas in the nation—and a 50-million-square-foot medical complex.
The HHI offers classes, spa sessions, and holistic treatments—plus a little bit of magic—to heal the body from the inside out.
When cW columnist Jessica Walker went on an overseas excursion with her husband after his cancer diagnosis, she learned the small moments of joy are just as momentous as those that seem larger than life.
After rounds of chemotherapy or other harsh cancer treatments, it’s important to practice a little self-care. Put your best body forward to support the healing process by taking time to pamper yourself. Longing for the beach or some fresh, mountain air? These destination spas aim to revitalize and renew your body and soul after mentally and physically taxing treatments.
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network provides this guide to exploring the globe, even with a diagnosis.
Let your fear of traveling go with our top spots for the beach, adventure, and restoration around the world.
A trip to every unexplored corner of the globe can be the sort of medicine survivors need most.