It can take a while to learn all the ins and outs of MD Anderson. To
help you get ahead and make your next trip to MD Anderson even better,
we're sharing our insider tips.
Grab free coffee while
visiting a Hospitality Center.
Coffee is available in the
cafeterias and the various coffee shops throughout campus, but you can
find free coffee in our Hospitality Centers in the Main Building and
Mays Clinic. Stop by and...
When the doctors first told me about the details of my surgery for my sarcoma of the tongue, I couldn't have imagined how much the surgical...
In August 2013, I tested positive for a BRCA genetic mutation, which increases the chances that I would develop breast cancer or ovarian cancer...
What do you pack when you head to MD Anderson for cancer treatment?
If it's your first trip, you might be a little overwhelmed.
So we asked the experts --the patients, caregivers and
survivors that make up MD Anderson's Facebook community. Here's what
they recommend packing for a trip to MD Anderson:
Something to keep you busy while you're here. Whether it's your laptop
or tablet, a book, games or letters of encouragement...
As a 25-year-old athlete with an almost perfect health history, my lymphoma diagnosis was a crushing blow. It happened so quickly that I almost...
When my husband, Steve, was diagnosed with stage IV melanoma, he was given six to nine months to live. That was almost three years ago.
Want to help a friend or loved one dealing with cancer? It can be
hard to know exactly what you can or should do.
That's why...
One day at a time
It's not easy to ask
One day at a
time
It's quite a task
I want to run ahead
To know...
When I was undergoing melanoma treatment, I encountered a lot of
people who struggled to find the right words to say to me.
I get...
After my ovarian cancer diagnosis, I knew some type of chemotherapy would probably be involved. But losing my hair didn't cross my mind until...