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  • Amanda Peet Discusses Her Lobular Breast Cancer Diagnosis

    The ‘Your Friends & Neighbors’ actress explains how her diagnosis challenged many of her assumptions about breast cancer.

    by Darlene Dobkowski

  • Survivor Profile

    A Legacy of Action

    Debbie Denardi, a breast cancer survivor who inherited two genetic mutations that increase her chances of developing cancer, educates others about the value of genetic testing.

    by Eric Fitzsimmons

  • The Strength of Shared Connection

    Organizations centered around group activities offer people with cancer a way to bond with other survivors and move forward after treatment.

    by Thomas Celona

  • Sound Advice

    How Should I Tell Someone I’m Dating That I Have Cancer?

    Here’s guidance on approaching the conversation with clarity, confidence and care.

  • Sound Advice

    Can Vocational Rehabilitation Benefit People With Cancer?

    Specialists can help if treatment side effects impair your ability to work.

  • Sound Advice

    What Can Cancer Caregivers Do to Reduce Stress?

    Taking time for yourself and delegating caregiving duties can help alleviate stress.

  • Survivor Profile

    The Ripple Effect

    Prostate cancer survivor Robert Ginyard urges other Black men to share their stories and enroll in clinical trials to increase representation and improve outcomes for future generations.

    by Brittany King

  • A Shared Path Toward Cancer Progress

    The AACR Scientist↔Survivor Program equips advocates with the scientific knowledge to share new research with patients in their own communities.

    by Darlene Dobkowski

  • Survivor Profile

    Surviving After ‘Survivor’

    Ethan Zohn, who won the reality television series ‘Survivor: Africa’ in 2001, used an athlete’s mindset to get through lymphoma treatment twice. He now promotes exercise as an important part of cancer care.

    by Darlene Dobkowski

  • Survivor Profile

    A Newfound Purpose

    Rectal cancer survivor Manju George draws on her scientific training to help people with colorectal cancer understand their care options.

    by Beth Fand Incollingo