Cancer and Circadian Rhythms: The BasicsThis article was originally published on BladderCancer.net by TK Sellman. Much has been made of the circadian system and its characteristic rhythms...reactionscomments
Can Ovarian Cancer be Cured?While advanced ovarian cancer cannot be cured, it can be treated. Roughly 80 percent of women with ovarian cancer will have advanced...reactionscomments
Advocate Spotlight: RandalynnAdvancedOvarianCancer.net shares the stories and experiences of people living with ovarian cancer. We are highlighting the story of our advocate Randalynn who...reactionscomments
Ovarian Cancer and Cancer-Related FatigueFeeling tired while living with cancer and its treatment is not uncommon. In fact, there is specific fatigue that can occur in...reactionscomments
Advocate Spotlight: JulieAdvancedOvarianCancer.net shares the stories and experiences of people living with ovarian cancer. We are highlighting the story of our advocate Julie who...reactionscomments
Take the Person Before Patient SurveyThe Person Before Patient Survey is now closed. Thank you for your interest! What makes us the people we are? Living with...reactionscomments
How to Advocate for Yourself at the DoctorGoing to the doctor can be intimidating for people, especially when you are not feeling well to begin with. Many women also...reactionscomments
The Role of MicroRNA in Ovarian CancerOvarian cancer is often diagnosed at a later stage. This means it is harder to treat and carries a worse prognosis. Knowing...reactionscomments
Survivor’s Guilt and Ovarian CancerThere is a lot of information about surviving ovarian cancer and living with ovarian cancer. Especially if your ovarian cancer is found...reactions3comments
What to Know About Participating in a Clinical TrialClinical trials are medical studies that pose a question: Does a new treatment work better than older treatments? Each year, thousands of...reactionscomments
Research Suggests Some Ovarian Cancers Begin in a Fallopian TubeDoctors once thought that ovarian cancer began in the ovaries. However, recent research shows that some ovarian cancers actually begin in the...reactionscomments
Making Medical Decisions That Work for YouShared decision-making is a collaborative process that allows patients and their healthcare teams to make decisions together. This process takes into consideration...reactionscomments
Are Ovarian Cancer and Endometriosis Linked?Women with ovarian cancer and endometriosis have long asked: Could my endometriosis have caused my ovarian cancer? So far, some studies say...reactions1comment
Navigating Palliative CareEditor's Note: This article was originally published on LungCancer.net by Alison Petok, MSW, LCSW, MPH. In my job as an oncology social...reactionscomments
From Family Dreams to Diagnosis (Part 2)Read the beginning of Vicki's story in From Family Dreams to Diagnosis (Part 1). Dan and I worked to digest the news...reactionscomments
Understanding Clinical TrialsA clinical trial is a type of research. Research is the process scientists use to explain how our bodies work or why...reactionscomments
For Me, Grief Looks Like ...Grief is complex and can look different for everyone. There may be terms thrown around that are unfamiliar. Read the definitions below...reactions1comment
Genetic Testing: Pros and ConsScience has come a long way in predicting health outcomes. Actually, it’s quite fascinating what lab tests can tell physicians about a...reactions2comments
National Cancer Survivors Day: Motivation During Our Darkest Days with CancerOn National Cancer Survivors Day, observed each year on the first Sunday in June, we honor and celebrate all of those who...reactionscomments
Advocacy, My WhyFrom a young age, my energy was enormous. My mother threw me into athletics just to tame me. At the same time...reactions4comments
