Clinical psychologist: 7 ways to reduce excessive screen time
Spending too much time looking at your phone, tablet or laptop? You’re not alone. Excessive screen time is a problem for many of us. But for cancer patients and their loved ones, the urge to zone out with a screen may be even harder to resist.
Why? Because often, you’re already feeling worn down and looking for reasons to be hopeful.
So, how do you cut back on screen time if you’re mentally and emotionally exhausted ...
Fatigue: 3 things to know about this cancer treatment side effect
If you’re always feeling exhausted, you’re not alone. This is especially true if you just finished or are still undergoing cancer treatment...
13 healthy sleep habits
As the director of MD Anderson’s Sleep Center, I believe one of the biggest sleep mistakes you can make is simply not prioritizing...
Food allergies vs. cancer symptoms: How can you tell the difference?
Diarrhea, itching and rashes can all be signs of a food allergy. They could also be symptoms of some cancers, including colorectal cancer, pancreatic cancer, and leukemia.
So, how do you know if they’re due to food allergies or something else? And, when should you see a doctor about them?
We checked in with senior clinical dietitian Beverly Rodgers for advice.
What’s the difference between a food allergy...
What is yoga therapy?
While yoga may draw to mind images of mat-filled studios, yoga can be practiced in many places, including healthcare settings. The use of...
Cancer survivor summits highest point in contiguous U.S.
I started mountaineering during my time in the Air Force in my 20s. I love being outdoors and going places that most people aren’t able to...
13 things to know about chemotherapy
Starting chemotherapy for the first time? If you are new to this common cancer treatment, you're probably wondering how chemotherapy works...
How to stay active when you don’t feel your best
When you don’t feel well, it may seem natural to stay curled in bed or parked on the couch while you recover. But what should you do when...
5 things to expect after finishing chemotherapy
If you’re receiving chemotherapy as a part of your cancer treatment, you’ve probably already figured out ways to make it a little more manageable...
6 things to know about palliative care and cancer treatment
Ever since Robin Birthisel was diagnosed with a slow-growing type of multiple myeloma 10 years ago, she’s experienced unpleasant side effects...