Diagnosis & Treatment
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Staying Cancer Free
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Featured Experts
Questions to Ask at Diagnosis
When someone is newly diagnosed, they often feel as if they have landed on another planet, with its own language and way of doing things. So Dr. I. Craig Henderson. Medical Oncologist, addresses this important question, “What kind of questions should the newly diagnosed breast cancer patient be asking?”
Removing the ‘Sword of Damocles’
“You have cancer.” Three of the most dreaded words anyone can hear. All of a sudden your life as you know it comes to a grinding halt. You wake up in the middle of the night fearing you will die. Here’s how to slow the panic and focus on “what if you live.”
Do You Have Chemo-Brain?
One of the things you’ll hear women in breast cancer groups talk about is what they call “chemo-brain.” What they’re referring to most often is a loss of cognitive functioning, and sometimes you’ll hear women talking about chemo-related depression.
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