Category: Articles on cancer and other life-threatening diseases

‍ Image Source: FreeImages‍ The word “curable” conjures up images of a happy ending. A glimpse of the future where life will be good again. But what happens when that future is no longer possible? When those expectations are shattered, and the reality is that our illness is terminal?...

‍ Image Source: FreeImages‍ Ongoing monitoring is an important part of your treatment plan. Knowing the status of your disease, keeping track of any new symptoms and testing can all help you stay in-sync with your cancer and manage it as best you can. The type of monitoring you...

‍ Image Source: FreeImages‍ High levels of myeloma protein in the blood plasma and urine could be caused by the growth of a new kidney or by the buildup of proteins that don’t need to be there because they don’t get rid of them fast enough. To get rid...

‍ Image Source: FreeImages‍ Colon cancer is a common type of tumor that originates in the colon (large bowel) or rectum ( ending portion of the lower colon, which connects to the anus). It can also develop in the appendix (small sac near the gallbladder), small intestine, or pancreas....

‍ Image Source: Free images There is no single cure for cancer. Different cancers have different needs regarding treatment. This means that each type of cancer has its treatment protocol based on the patient’s condition and other factors, such as age and quality of life. Chemotherapy is a standard...