Oncology

This article could discuss how immunotherapy works, its different forms and the types of cancer it can treat. A sidebar could highlight how a type of immunotherapy—monoclonal antibody therapy—is treating COVID-19.

This article could discuss foods that may increase risk for different cancers. Conversely, a sidebar could highlight foods that decrease cancer risk.

This article can list common ways chemotherapy affects the working cancer patient and offer tips to make the work/treatment life easier.

This article could remind people who qualifies for these screenings and reinforce the benefits of screening.

This article could advise cancer patients, especially those who live in more rural areas, on how to prepare for out-of-town—or out-of-state—cancer treatment.

This article could discuss ways to address and manage loss of appetite during cancer treatment.

This article could explain what exactly doctors are looking for, e.g. calcifications, as well as other breast conditions, such as cysts, a mammogram may reveal.

This article can focus on facts about DIPG, including treatment and research.

This article could discuss what these experts do and how patients can make the most of their services.

This article could discuss what happens to cancer cells that die following treatment and if there is any risk of them restarting.

The article could also list some common reasons for callbacks and explain what to expect in a callback appointment.

This article could discuss the benefits of exercise when it comes to cancer and explore how much exercise people should be getting.

This article could provide an overview of CAR T-cell therapy and touch on its expanding applications; researchers recently used it to treat patients with lupus.

This article could describe the different types of cancer stages broadly and then shine a light on how staging works for certain types of common cancers, such as breast, prostate, skin and lung cancers.

This article can discuss various treatments for breast cancer, including surgical and nonsurgical options and alternative medicine.

This article can examine why, including targeted therapy and immunotherapies, skin cancer prevention education and skin cancer self-checks.

This article can cover the varying kinds of programs available to help people give up smoking for good, including texting programs, apps, Facebook support and your organization's smoking cessation program.

Thyroid cancer explained in an infographic—this article can include types of thyroid cancer, number of new cases annually, treatments and statistics associated with them, recovery rates (99%) and more.

This article could discuss possible symptoms of cancer and encourage individuals to see a physician about them.

This article could examine the study. A sidebar can offer tips to manage stress.

This article could share ways to get more Vitamin D, including eating more fatty fish, mushrooms and egg yolks.

This article can discuss why gratitude is good for overall mental health and also provide a gratitude activity to put into practice.

This article could discuss that possibility. This article could also offer hope by discussing ongoing research that aims to combat these cancers. Sidebars could explain what to do in the meantime—get screened and make healthy lifestyle changes.

In honor of Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month (April), this discussion could point out previous standards of treatment and recent advances in targeted therapy and surgical trends, such as minimally invasive surgery and robot-assisted techniques. The article could also discuss how immunotherapy has offered hopeful results.

This article could identify good and bad food choices in various dietary categories.

This article could feature a primary care provider or dermatologist who can answer that question.

This article could investigate the various cancers connected with alcohol consumption and why alcohol is a risk factor for them

This article could explore the study and offer tips for safe antibiotic use.

This article could cover these important topics so patients can enjoy their summer.

This article can highlight other screening tests available to keep tabs on health and screen for cancer.

This article could explore possible side effects for various types of chemo. A sidebar could offer suggestions for questions patients should ask their oncologist about this treatment.

This article could explore these questions and more surrounding hydration and cancer treatment.

This article can outline what genetic testing is, how it can help patients better understand their risk for certain cancers and what steps to take after receiving results.

This article can discuss the pros and cons of screenings for melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancers for people of average risk. A sidebar can include tips for skin cancer prevention.

This article could educate readers that second-hand smoke can also impact their pets and serve as another reason to quit smoking.

This article could explore how researchers are hoping to recover. It can also give health systems the opportunity to promote their own oncology research and clinical trials or share news with the community on that front.

This article could focus on how and why each of these risk factors contributes to cancer. A sidebar could discuss the value of getting support when seeking to eliminate bad habits.

This article could explore the study’s results and remind people with cancer of the importance of getting vaccinated against COVID-19.

This article can highlight tips to maintain a nutritious diet during cancer treatment for patients and/or caregivers of cancer patients.

This article could remind readers to wear sunscreen on their lips and give advice about when to get scaly patches or other suspicious lip spots checked.

This article could empower men to discuss various quality-of- life outcomes with their doctors.

This article could describe the cancer risks associated with obesity, avoiding preventive steps such as cancer screenings and the human papillomavirus vaccination, and socioeconomic status.

This article could explore the new treatment.

This article could explain what causes the mouth sores, how to lessen metallic tastes and provide recommendations for meals that are not only a nice gesture, but will also be easy for a cancer patient in treatment to eat.

This article could discuss the benefits of mindfulness and share techniques patients can try.

This article could highlight the study and cover other lung cancer risk factors for never smokers.

This article can identify the most advanced treatments and highlight the change in mortality rates in recent years.

This article could discuss the importance of early diagnosis, lung cancer risk factors and the importance of screening.

This article could discuss ways to lower the risk of getting a second cancer.

This article could explain the physical, mental and emotional changes cancer patients face after going through treatment. A sidebar could discuss ways people can support their loved ones.

This article could define active surveillance, discuss when it’s appropriate and explain how it differs from watchful waiting.

This discussion could cover the warning signs of heart disease during cancer treatment, identify potential risk factors and provide a detailed overview of cardio-oncology services.

This article can define patient navigators/nurse navigators and their role in cancer care.

This article could explain the risks of juice cleanses and why they shouldn't be suggested as a way to reduce cancer risk.

This article could explain how the initiative, which was recently endorsed by the National Cancer Institute, is an important step toward making cancer treatments more effective and prevention methods more successful for a broader population.

This article can feature tips from the ACS for reducing cancer risk by making healthy lifestyle modifications, based on the organization’s new 2020 guidelines for diet and physical activity to prevent cancer.

This article could offer age-appropriate ways to help prepare kids for cancer treatment.

This article could discuss how to choose an oncologist who meets their needs, what questions to ask and more.

This article could discuss how—and with whom—to share the news of a cancer diagnosis, how to respond to others' reactions to the conversation and how to ask for help from others when needed.

This article could explore those options and others.

This article could discuss how antioxidants affect recovery from cancer alongside chemotherapy, radiation and other treatments.

This article can discuss when patients with acid reflux should see a gastroenterologist, which signs of worsening GERD should be worrisome and what an endoscopy entails.

This article could spotlight the role food plays in cancer prevention and the role diet may play in cancer recovery.

This article could discuss how CAR T-cell therapy works.

This article could discuss the benefits of fiber for cancer patients.

This article could discuss the links between mental wellness and cancer treatment and how to identify mental health symptoms.

This article can explain the importance of talking with a physician about a family history of cancer and how it affects personal cancer risk. This article can offer tips for speaking with family members about their health history and cancer diagnoses. A sidebar can explain the role of genetics in certain cancers or the role of genetic testing.

This article could focus on the variety of symptoms women may experience—including hot flashes, fatigue, anxiety, cough, bone pain, swelling and more—and encourage them to speak up and seek help from their physicians.

This article can identify the types of exercise (aerobic, resistance or a combination) and frequency shown to be linked to the desired outcomes.

This article could explain what a low-dose CT is and urge those at risk to get one. A sidebar could offer tips to quit smoking and highlight a hospital smoking cessation program.

This article could remind people to continue skin checks during the fall and winter so they can spot abnormalities when their skin is covered up.

This article could emphasize that skin cancer prevention is still important during winter and offer tips to reduce risk.

This article could identify cancer patient mortality rates from COVID-19, explain how chemotherapy affects the immune system, provide an overview of current research into affected populations, caution readers to avoid drawing quick conclusions based on limited data and urge them to follow expert safety recommendations for vulnerable individuals.

This article could discuss the role of oncology pharmacists and how they have assisted cancer patients through the pandemic.

This article could discuss what patients can do to protect themselves.

This article could discuss what's behind this increase and educate men about current prostate cancer screening guidelines.

This article could list some convenient and nutritious foods for cancer patients.

This article could look at the role of these naturopathic therapies in helping the body before, during and after cancer treatment.

This article can outline the different types of colon cancer screenings, including new at-home test kits, and explain how they compare in terms of accuracy with colonoscopies.

This article could examine the data and offer tips for exercising safely when living with cancer.

This article could highlight the benefits of participating in clinical trials and answer common questions about participation, particularly those related to costs, safety and long-term follow-up.

This article could explore the study and offer stress management tips.

This article could cover trends in breast surgery satisfaction rates and offer strategies for deciding on the right type of breast cancer surgery.

This article could explore possible side effects for various types of chemo. A sidebar could offer suggestions for questions patients should ask their oncologist about this treatment.

This article could explain the possible consequences and what is being done to mitigate them, what people can do to catch up on treatment, and how to ensure they stay on track moving forward. A sidebar could discuss the fact that such issues didn't just happen with cancer patients—they occurred with many disease processes.

This article could discuss these changes and offer options to address them, including over-the-counter lotions.

This article can explain how different forms of common cancer treatments—chemotherapy, radiation, etc.—affect fertility, and include options for fertility preservation, such as egg freezing.

This article can inform readers about how cancer treatment may affect fertility and the different fertility preservation options available.

This article could offer tips to help family members of children with cancer prioritize their health so they can be there to support their loved one.

This article can explain some of the changes and what is being done to ensure uninterrupted care for patients.

This article could remind readers that many people feel overwhelmed after a cancer diagnosis and that it's OK to not always know the right questions to ask. The article could make "the cancer talk" less scary by suggesting questions, highlighting navigation services and featuring reassuring quotes by oncology specialists.

This article can explain the most common cancers in this age group. A sidebar can include prevention tips for each common AYA cancer.

This article can share lifestyle choices to reduce one's risk, such as not smoking, drinking plenty of fluids, and eating lots of fruits and vegetables.

This article could discuss the differences between BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations and how these mutations increase risk for breast cancer.

This article could explore the study's findings.

This article could explain aromatherapy as a complement to cancer treatment.

This article could discuss how two types of acupuncture (electroacupuncture and auricular acupuncture) have shown to produce greater pain reduction than usual care for cancer survivors who have chronic musculoskeletal pain.

This article could cover the health risks of night shift work and offer tips for mitigating them.

This article can discuss why cancer care is necessary as the older population continues to increase and drive readers to local cancer services.

This article could detail eight less common or lesser known symptoms of this disease.