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Palliative & Holistic Care · Research

When Healing Means More Than Medicine: The Power of Palliative Care - State-Journal

Cancer Nutrition · Article

From laboratory to clinic: opportunities and challenges of functional food active ingredients in cancer therapy - Frontiers

Palliative & Holistic Care · Article

Spirituality from the perspective of end-of-life care professionals | Sipőcz | Palliative Medicine in Practice - Via Medica Journals

Palliative & Holistic Care · Research

Defining and measuring unmet palliative care needs among people with life-limiting illness: a scoping review of international evidence - medRxiv

Caregiver Support · Research

USC cancer survivorship: A multidisciplinary effort — USC News - USC Today

NCI News Releases · Research

NIH study links particulate air pollution to increased mutations in lung cancers among nonsmokers

Scientists at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and their colleagues at the University of California, San Diego, have found that fine-particulate air pollution, which includes pollution from vehicles and industry, was strongly associated with increased genomic changes in lung cancer tumors among people who have never smoked. This discovery This could potentially lead to more prevention strat

Caregiver Support · Article

Acceptance and commitment therapy among caregivers of people with cancer: a systematic review and meta-analysis - Nature

Integrative Medicine · Research

Cohort study on Medical-Integrated holistic nursing’s impact on intensive care unit patients’ outcomes, complications, and comprehensive health care - Nature

Living With Chronic Illness · Research

Tips for Aging Adults with Multiple Chronic Conditions - Banner Health

The Cancer Pod · Podcast

Navigating Prostate Cancer: A Conversation with Dr. David Grew

In this episode of the Cancer Pod, Dr. Leah Sherman sits down with Dr. David Grew, a board-certified radiation oncologist and founder of Primr, a free digital video resource. They also go into details about prostate cancer, from early detection and PSA testing to the latest advancements in treatment options, including when active surveillance is possible vs. surgery and radiation therapy. Dr. Grew

National Cancer Institute · Video

Childhood Cancer Data Initiative Hub Explore Dashboard Tutorial

Living With Chronic Illness · Article

Understanding the Challenges and Cost of Chronic Diseases - The National Council on Aging (NCOA)

Integrative Medicine · Research

Can Alternative Cancer Treatments Work? Here's What Doctors Want You To Know - HuffPost

Palliative & Holistic Care · Research

Malignant fungating wounds assessment in palliative care: a scoping review - Frontiers

Natural Remedies · Article

At Wintergreen Botanicals, ‘good health grows in nature’ - Concord Monitor

Living With Chronic Illness · Article

What You Told Us About Living With Chronic Pain - HealthCentral

Living With Chronic Illness · Research

Chronic illness exposes health care gaps - Indiana Capital Chronicle

Cancer Nutrition · Article

Colon Cancer: Anti-Inflammatory Diet Improves Survival Rates - Healthline

Cancer Nutrition · Article

Stage III Colon Cancer Survival Improved by Anti-Inflammatory Diet - Inside Precision Medicine

Cancer Nutrition · Article

An anti-inflammatory diet may help colon cancer patients live longer, study says - NBC News

The Cancer Pod · Podcast

Does Timing Matter? Treatment Outcomes and Cancer Fatigue

What if something as simple as a morning versus an afternoon infusion determined whether your immune treatment works? A recent study of over 1600 patients shows that time of day can profoundly affect whether you derive benefit (ie, “respond to treatment”)! This episode also explores how time-restricted eating can affect your fatigue (called “chrono-nutrition”) during and after treatment. Join Drs.

Whole-Person Wellness · Article

How Gyms Can Prioritize Mental Health and Whole-Person Wellness - Club Solutions Magazine

NCI News Releases · Research

NIH researchers develop biomarker score for predicting diets high in ultra-processed foods

For the first time, researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) identified patterns of metabolites in blood and urine that can be used as an objective measure of an individual’s consumption of energy from ultra-processed foods.

National Cancer Institute · Video

Office of Cancer Survivorship Vision, Mission, and Future