Patients, especially those diagnosed early, now live years after being diagnosed with cancer. Some patients, despite the unfavorable prognosis or delayed diagnosis, survive much longer than expected. These patients have been termed "exceptional patie...[Read more]
It is clear that many cancers are successfully treated, especially when diagnosed in the early stages. But cancer creates a new reality, with a variety of problems. The patient becomes sensitive in body and soul. The whole family is burdened. Mental...[Read more]
Telehealth visits are especially appropriate for treatment adherence to oral agents, survivorship, genetic counseling, supportive services, or education. Telehealth is an easy and safe model to enhance the communication between patient and physician ...[Read more]
The 3rd “PAMEMMAZI” Workshop on "Integrated Cancer Approaches: Research and Strategies" was organized with great success on the 22nd of February, at the American College of Greece. More than 200 scientists, nurses, psychologists, and other health pro...[Read more]
#IAmAndIWill #WorldCancerDay 🎗 World Cancer Day, February 4 - Union for International Cancer Control (UICC). At CureCancer, we participate in support groups! We enhance self-esteem, reduce depression, decrease anxiety and improve relationships wit...[Read more]
“Informal” and unpaid caregivers, mostly family members, play a crucial role in supporting cancer patients. This may mean ensuring patient comfort and helping with daily activities such as going to the doctor, helping with hygiene, serving meals, adm...[Read more]
As cancer therapies improve, patients live longer. With these improvements in therapy comes a responsibility to optimize patient’s quality of life during and after cancer therapy. The present article published on the “Asco Educational Book” reviews t...[Read more]
Cancer creates a new reality, with dilemmas and problems. Concerns and questions about the nature of the disease, the perspectives, and the family burden are some of them. Psychological needs are more frequent than cancer. Physical activity is often ...[Read more]