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• Gallbladder Cancer Prevention
• Why should I ask for information to bring home after a cancer appointment?
• Deciding on Your Cancer Treatment: Questions to Ask Your Doctor
• What are the drawbacks of using Cologuard for screening colon cancer?
• Is it okay to ask my doctor about his or her qualifications?
• Why is it important to get the phone number of my cancer doctor?
• Why should I bring someone with me to my cancer appointment?
• Caring for Someone With GIST
• What should you do if your at-home test doesn't find colon cancer?
• Should you use Cologuard to screen for colon cancer?
• Bone Metastasis Treatment
• Esophageal Cancer
• Understanding Kidney Cancer
• Coping With Chemotherapy and Nausea
• Quiz: Cancer Myths and Facts
• Slideshow: What Are the Treatment Options for GIST?
• Slideshow: What's Bone Metastasis?
• Slideshow: Carcinoid Syndrome
• Slideshow: Top Cancer-Fighting Foods
• Slideshow: Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia Phases and Treatment
• Slideshow: Celebrities With Stomach Cancer
• Video: What Are Clinical Trials?
• Video: Rotationplasty Procedure for Bone Cancer
• Video on Osteosarcoma Symptoms and Treatments
• Video on Ways to Manage Cancer Treatment Fatigue
• Video: What Are Clinical Trials for Cancer?
• Video: What are Clinical Trials for Cancer?
• Video on a Preteen’s Bone Cancer and the Surgery to Reattach His Foot on Backward
• Video: 4 Friends Bond During Cancer Treatment
• Slideshow: Celebrities With Head and Neck Cancers
• How to Avoid Germs When You Have Cancer
• Slideshow: Mantle Cell Lymphoma Stages and Treatments
• Video: What Is Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia?
• Slideshow: Visual Guide to Thyroid Cancer
• Slideshow: Cancer 'Remedies' That Don't Work
• Slideshow: What to Expect With a Biopsy
• Slideshow: Celebrities With Pancreatic Cancer
• Video on What to Expect During CLL Remission
• Video on Managing Your Side Effects From CLL Treatments
• Video on CLL Treatments
• Video on When to Call Doctor About Immunotherapy Side Effects
• Video on Healthy Tips During B-Cell Lymphoma Treatment
• Video on Getting Emotional Support During CLL Treatment
• Video on Caring for Yourself During Targeted Therapy
• Video: What to Expect After Your Child’s Cancer Treatment
• Video: Dying on Your Own Terms
• Slideshow: Guide to Oral Cancer
• Slideshow: Guide to Appendix Cancer
• CRISPR Gene Editing: What You Need to Know
• Video on Why the Support of a Family Caregiver Matters
• Video on Ways to Prep Post-Chemotherapy
• Slideshow: What to Know About Polyps
• Slideshow: Lower Your Risk of Oral Cancer
• Slideshow: Take Care of Yourself When Your Child Has Cancer
• Video on Childhood Cancer Survivor Who Became Nurse
• Video on Innovative Cancer Pen
• Video on Ways to Lower Stomach Cancer Risk
• What Can We Do About Chemo Side Effects?
• Slideshow: Guide to Kidney Cancer
• Slideshow: Cancer Self-Care
• Slideshow: Guide to Malignant Mesothelioma
• Slideshow: Guide to Eye Cancers
• Slideshow: Guide to Liver Cancer
• Slideshow: Guide to Bone Cancer
• Slideshow: Guide to Uterine Cancer
• Slideshow: Guide to Testicular Cancer
• Slideshow: Guide to Cancers of the Head and Neck
• Slideshow: Guide to Stomach (Gastric) Cancer
• Slideshow: Types of Cancer Treatments
• Video on Precision Medicine Success Stories
• Slideshow: Cancer Words You Should Know
• Slideshow: What People With Cancer Wish You Knew
• Slideshow: 8 Things That Might Slow Down Prostate Cancer
• Slideshow: Ways You Can Prevent Cancer
• Slideshow: Can You Cut Your Risk of Cancer?
• Video: Ways to Reduce Your Cancer Risk
• Slideshow: 8 Things That Might Slow Down Prostate Cancer
• Slideshow: 10 Things Not to Eat After Bowel Resection
• Slideshow: Living Your Best With Breast Cancer
• Slideshow: Tips to Soothe the Side Effects of Cancer Treatment
• Slideshow: 10 Things You Never Knew Could Cause Lung Cancer
• Video: Biologics Overview
• Video: Immunotherapy
• Video: Common Treatments for CML
• Slideshow: How Can I Care for My Skin After Melanoma?
• Quiz: What Do You Know About Lymph Nodes?
• Slideshow: 15 Cancer Symptoms to Know
• Slideshow: Does This Cause Cancer?
• Video: What They Don’t Tell You About Mammograms
• What are the symptoms of stomach cancer?
• What are the symptoms of early stomach cancer?
• What conditions can cause similar symptoms to stomach cancer?
• What are symptoms of advanced stomach cancer?
• What questions should I ask my doctors to make sure they are qualified to deal with cancer?
• What questions should I ask my doctor about my cancer?
• Why is it important to ask my pediatric oncologist where my child will be treated?
• What is a cancer care team for your child?
• What is a cancer screening?
• Is there a test to screen for lung cancer?
• Can children with cancer get treatment at a hospital for adults?
• When might your child with cancer need a pediatric hematologist?
• What is a breast cancer screening test?
• What can you do to prepare for the meeting with your child’s oncologist?
• What important questions should I ask my pediatric oncologist about my child’s cancer?
• What’s the difference between a registered nurse and a nurse practitioner when it comes to your child’s care?
• Why is it important to ask my pediatric oncologist what caused my child’s cancer?
• What is the difference between a colonoscopy and a sigmoidoscopy?
• What is the difference between a colonoscopy and a virtual colonoscopy?
• What are some rare cancers in children, and what’s some advice on treating them?
• Who are some non-doctors who may help your child who has cancer?
• What are National Cancer Institute (NCI) Designated Cancer Centers?
• What does a pediatric oncologist do?
• Why is it important to ask my pediatric oncologist what treatments my child will have?
• Why is it important to ask your pediatric oncologist about what you can expect with your child’s cancer in the future?
• What questions should I ask my child’s cancer center if we can’t afford treatments?
• What should you consider before picking a pediatric cancer center for your child?
• What kinds of screening tests can check for signs of colon cancer?
• What is the Children’s Oncology Group (COG)?
• What are some questions to ask before you choose a pediatric cancer center for your child?
• What are some types of doctors who are part of your child’s cancer care team?
• How is nanotechnology used to diagnose cancer?
• What are some services that pediatric cancer centers provide for the whole family?
• Does cancer treatment using nanotechnology have side effects?
• What nanotechnology cancer drugs are available, and how do they work?
• What is the nanoscale, and how does it relate to cancer treatment?
• How is nanotechnology used to treat cancer?
• How do doctors use nanotechnology to treat cancer?
• How do I look for a pediatric oncologist to treat my child?
• What should I consider before choosing a pediatric oncologist to treat my child?
• What questions should I ask a pediatric oncologist before choosing them to treat my child?
• What is a pediatric oncologist?
• Cancer Screenings
• Pediatric Cancer Care Team
• Finding and Choosing a Pediatric Oncologist
• How to Choose a Children's Cancer Center
• Nanotechnology for Cancer
• Top Questions to Ask Your Child's Oncologist
• Bone Cancer FAQ
• Symptoms of Stomach Cancer
• How Drinking Alcohol Raises Cancer Risk
• Orchiectomy: Surgery to Remove the Testicles
• Life After Testicular Cancer Surgery
• Testicular Cancer
• What Is a Gastrectomy?
• Diagnosing and Treating Stomach Cancer
• What Can I Eat After Gastric Cancer Surgery?
• Stomach Cancer and Weight Loss
• Are You at Risk for Stomach Cancer?
• Stomach Cancer Prevention
• Stomach Cancer: Symptoms, Treatment, and Possible Causes
• Types of Neuroendocrine Tumors and Their Symptoms
• Kidney Cancer: Stages and Prognosis
• Kidney Cancer Treatment
• Kidney Cancer Symptoms & Signs
• Is Immunotherapy for Metastatic Kidney Cancer Right for Me?
• Managing Side Effects of Immunotherapy for Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma
• Treatments for Soft Tissue Sarcoma
• Types of Immunotherapy for Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma
• Starting Immunotherapy for Metastatic Kidney Cancer? What to Expect
• Stages and Grades of Soft Tissue Sarcoma
• What Is a Soft Tissue Sarcoma?
• Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma: When Immunotherapy Stops Working
• How Your Dentist Can Help Spot Cancer
• How Will My Life Change After Oral Cancer?
• Men and Oral Cancer: Spot It Early
• How do hormone treatments for cancer work?
• Facts About Oral Cancer
• What Is Oral Cancer Recurrence?
• The Basics and Causes of Liver Cancer
• How much do hormone treatments for cancer cost?
• Preventing Liver Cancer
• What are hormone treatments for breast cancer?
• What are the side effects of hormone therapy for cancer?
• Symptoms of Liver Cancer
• Diagnosis and Treatment of Liver Cancer
• What are hormone treatments for prostate cancer?
• What is hormone therapy for cancer?
• Cancer A to Z
• How will my doctor protect me from COVID-19 while I'm having cancer treatments?
• What are my options if my doctor decides to delay my cancer treatment during the COVID-19 outbreak?
• Should I get cancer treatments during a COVID-19 outbreak?
• When Cancer Comes Back
• Viruses That Can Raise Your Cancer Risk
• Cancer and The New Coronavirus (COVID-19)
• How COVID-19 Affects Cancer Treatment
• Hormone Therapy for Cancer
• How does nutrition affect cancer metabolism?
• How is metabolism different in cancer cells?
• What are areas of research in cancer metabolism?
• What are some tips for getting started in an exercise oncology program?
• How do you set up an exercise oncology program?
• Is fasting a way to affect cancer metabolism?
• Are keto diets a way to affect cancer metabolism?
• What are the benefits of an exercise oncology program?
• What types of physical activity are done in exercise oncology programs?
• Can you restrict cancer metabolism?
• What is cancer metabolism?
• How do targeted therapies affect cancer metabolism?
• What do different blood cells do and how does myelofibrosis affect them?
• How does myelofibrosis spread in the body and can it be prevented?
• What causes myelofibrosis?
• How does myelofibrosis (MF) affect your organs?
• Who gets myelofibrosis (MF)?
• What is myelofibrosis?
• Does myelofibrosis affect blood cells?
• How does myelofibrosis affect your organs?
• How often should you see your doctor about myelofibrosis (MF)?
• What causes myelofibrosis (MF)?
• What is myelofibrosis (MF)?
• Which genes cause myelofibrosis and are they inherited?
• How does myelofibrosis (MF) affect your blood cells?
• How can I keep myelofibrosis from getting worse?
• What ages and gender are most likely to get myelofibrosis?
• What can increase your risk of myelofibrosis?
• Myelofibrosis
• What Is Retinoblastoma?
• Cancer Health Center Guide
• What is a carcinogen?
• Is engine exhaust linked to cancer?
• Is it risky to cook certain vegetables at high temperatures?
• What are ultraviolet rays, and can too much exposure to them cause cancer?
• Is processed meat linked to colon cancer?
• What is radon, and can it cause cancer?
• What is formaldehyde, and can it cause cancer?
• Can drinking lots of alcohol raise your chances of getting cancer?
• Can tobacco cause cancer?
• What is asbestos, and can it cause cancer?
• Can air pollution lead to cancer?
• What is the difference between carcinomas and soft tissue sarcomas?
• Do I have to be diagnosed with a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor to have the tumor surgically removed?
• Are there side effects to treatment for gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST)?
• What can I do to help myself care for someone with gastrointestinal stromal tumors?
• GIST: Frequently Asked Questions
• How can exercise help with a gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST)?
• How much sleep do I need if I have a gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST)?
• What can I do to make sure I'm getting the best treatment for a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor?
• What is a gastrointestinal stromal tumor and is it curable?
• Which cells does a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor start in?
• What is GIST?
• What should I ask the doctor if I am caring for someone with gastrointestinal stromal tumors?
• Can I work with a gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST)?
• What are the symptoms of gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST)?
• What questions should I have after being diagnosed with gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST)?
• Can Imatinib (Gleevec) be taken after surgery for a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor?
• What are some resources to help in caring for someone with gastrointestinal stromal tumors?
• What should I eat if I have a gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST)?
• How does gastrointestinal-stromal tumors progress?
• What factors determine the stage of gastrointestinal-stromal tumors?
• How much help does someone with gastrointestinal stromal tumors usually need?
• How do I know if gastrointestinal-stromal tumor cancer will return after treatment?
• What specialists should I see for a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor?
• Is there any way to lower the cost of Gleevec if my insurance doesn't cover it?
• What are the responsibilities of caring with someone with gastrointestinal stromal tumors?
• What are the effects of a gastrointestinal stromal tumor on mental and emotional health?
• What kind of monitoring do I need after treatment for a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor?
• What is the treatment for a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor if surgery can't be done?
• Does insurance cover Imatinib (Gleevec)?
• What kind of gastrointestinal-stromal tumor is more likely to recur?
• Where can I go for emotional support if I have a gastrointestinal stromal tumor?
• What is mutation testing for gastrointestinal-stromal tumors?
• What other treatment options are available for a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor if Imatinib (Gleevec) can't be used?
• What does surgery for a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor consist of?
• What causes gastrointestinal-stromal tumors?
• Daily Life With GIST
• Cancer Metabolism: What It Is, How It Works
• 10 Common Carcinogens You Should Know About
• What Is Exercise Oncology?
• How to Read Your Cancer Pathology Report
• Radiation Therapy for Cancer
• How does autologous (AUTO) stem cell treatment work?
• How does allogeneic, or ALLO, transplant work?
• Is there risk of stem cell transplant rejection in stem cell treatment of cancer?
• How to Feel Your Best After You Beat Cancer
• How can my doctor help support me during cancer?
• Stem Cell Treatments for Cancer
• What Are the Treatments for Testicular Cancer
• What does surgery for testicular cancer consist of?
• Where can I find support if I am diagnosed with testicular cancer?
• What happens during a needle bone biopsy?
• What are bone biopsy tests used for?
• Will I be in pain after a bone biopsy?
• What happens during an open bone biopsy?
• When can I expect results after a bone biopsy?
• How are bone biopsies performed?
• What cancer treatments can help me get to remission?
• How do I know if I am in remission for cancer?
• Can I combine cancer treatments?
• What are the side effects and risks of cancer treatment?
• What can you do to stay in remission?
• What does cancer remission mean?
• Why do I need a consent form for a bone biopsy test?
• What happens after a bone biopsy?
• What will bone biopsy results tell me?
• What is a bone biopsy?
• What does a treatment plan for remission depend on?
• Is all cancer remission the same?
• What should I wear to a bone biopsy appointment?
• Where is a bone biopsy done and will I be awake during it?
• What are possible side effects of a bone biopsy?
• Why do I need blood tests before a bone biopsy test?
• What scans do doctors use during a bone biopsy?
• Does cancer remission mean that it is gone forever?
• Cancer Remission: What Is It? How Do You Get There?
• What Is a Bone Biopsy?
• FISH Test for Cancer
• Does insurance cover Cologuard for screening colon cancer?
• How does Cologuard compare to other at-home colon cancer tests?
• Is there medication for myelofibrosis?
• How is positron emission mammography (PEM) being researched for breast cancer?
• How is immunotherapy being researched for breast cancer?
• What causes chemo brain?
• What are signs of "chemo brain"?
• How do blood transfusions treat anemia in myelofibrosis?
• What are the benefits and side effects of taking Jakafi for myelofibrosis?
• How is treatment for myelofibrosis chosen?
• How can I reduce stress associated with myelofibrosis?
• Why is allogenic stem cell transplantation risky?
• Can interferon alfa-2a help with spleen swelling in myelofibrosis?
• Is there a cure for myelofibrosis?
• How do erythropoietins treat anemia in myelofibrosis?
• Are there alternative therapies for myelofibrosis?
• How does androgen therapy treat anemia in myelofibrosis?
• Do I have to treat myelofibrosis?
• What supplements can help with myelofibrosis?
• Can you get surgery for spleen swelling in myelofibrosis?
• What new treatments may be helpful for myelofibrosis?
• Can radiation help with spleen swelling in myelofibrosis?
• Can chemotherapy help with spleen swelling in myelofibrosis?
• What Is Chemo Brain, and How Can I Manage It?
• Myelofibrosis: Cancer Treatment Options
• Cancer Questions: Questions to Ask About Your Cancer Treatment
• What is the role of conditioning therapy in a stem cell transplant for children?
• What happens on the day of my child’s stem cell transplant?
• What is engraftment and how will my child’s care team look for it?
• What are the two types of stem cell transplants used for children?
• What are the common side effects of a stem cell transplant in children?
• What cancer questions should I ask my medical oncologist about chemotherapy, hormone therapy, or immunotherapy?
• When should my child be able to go home after a stem cell transplant?
• How will my child prepare for a stem cell transplant before they go into the hospital?
• How is my child’s stem cell transplant timeline figured?
• How will my child be protected from infection in the hospital after a stem cell transplant?
• What is a stem cell transplant and how does it treat certain childhood diseases?
• Where does testicular cancer occur?
• Can I get testicular cancer again if I have had it before?
• Can cryptorchidism cause testicular cancer?
• How are fertility problems linked to testicular cancer?
• Am I at a higher risk for testicular cancer if it runs in my family?
• Could issues before birth put me at risk for testicular cancer?
• Am I at a higher risk for testicular cancer if I am infertile?
• How is HIV infection linked to testicular cancer?
• How is a previous diagnosis related to testicular cancer?
• How is family history related to testicular cancer?
• Wilms Tumor
• How are issues before birth linked to testicular cancer?
• What causes testicular cancer?
• What is testicular cancer?
• How is an undescended testicle linked to testicular cancer?
• Why does testicular cancer happen?
• Am I at a higher risk for testicular cancer if I have HIV?
• When should I see a genetic counselor about cancer risk?
• What kinds of health professionals may be part of your radiation oncology team?
• What are the qualifications of genetic counselors for cancer?
• What is external beam radiation therapy?
• What are genetic tests for cancer risk?
• What is internal radiation therapy?
• What is genetic counseling for cancer?
• Are nuclear medicine scans for cancer safe?
• What types of radiation therapy might your doctor suggest to treat cancer?
• What do genetic counselors for cancer do?
• What are the symptoms of leukemia in children?
• What are some symptoms of cancer in children?
• What is a nuclear medicine scan?
• What are the symptoms of brain and spinal cord tumors in children?
• What is rhabdomyosarcoma in children?
• What is retinoblastoma in children?
• What are the main types of bone cancer in children?
• What are neuroblastomas in children?
• Is radiation therapy an option to treat cancer in children?
• What are the most common cancers that show up in children?
• What are some reasons that a child with cancer might need surgery?
• What happens when you get a nuclear medicine test for cancer?
• How do doctors diagnose cancer in children?
• What are common types of childhood cancer?
• What are the types of nuclear medicine scans for cancer?
• Who might get a nuclear medicine scan?
• Does a CT scan expose you to radiation?
• Does a CT scan raise your risk of cancer?
• What type of radiation do you get from a CT scan?
• Is there a limit to the number of CT scans you can get safely?
• How do doctors measure how much radiation you get from a CT scan?
• How much radiation do you get from common types of CT scans?
• How can I avoid getting too much radiation from CT scans?
• What is staging cancer surgery?
• What is curative cancer surgery?
• What is preventive cancer surgery?
• What Causes Testicular Cancer?
• What information should you bring when getting a second opinion about your child's cancer?
• How do you ask for a second opinion about your child's cancer?
• What is reconstructive cancer surgery?
• What is supportive cancer surgery?
• What is diagnostic cancer surgery?
• What is debulking cancer surgery?
• What are the two types of diagnostic cancer surgery, or biopsy?
• What things affect the type of surgery I may have for cancer?
• When should you get a second opinion about your child's cancer?
• Stem Cell Transplants for Children: What You Should Know
• What should you do before getting a second opinion about your child's cancer?
• What should you do after getting a second opinion for your child's cancer?
• What is palliative cancer surgery?
• What are the main types of cancer surgery?
• Pediatric Cancer: Types, Symptoms, and Treatment
• What’s a Nuclear Medicine Scan?
• What Is Radiation Oncology?
• What Is Pediatric Oncology?
• Genetic Counseling for Cancer Risk: What to Know
• How can someone protect their hair while resting?
• Why should I plan for pet care after chemotherapy treatments?
• What can help to manage bleeding and bruising from chemotherapy?
• How can you avoid infections from chemotherapy?
• How can you manage mouth and throat sores from chemotherapy?
• Why should I buy a wig after chemotherapy treatments?
• How can talking to your doctor help with fatigue from chemotherapy?
• Will my doctor prescribe chemotherapy alone or with other treatments?
• Why should I plan for safe sex after chemotherapy treatments?
• Why should I visit the dentist after chemotherapy treatments?
• What is carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)?
• What do results of a carcinoembryonic antigen test mean?
• How is anemia from chemotherapy treated?
• How does anthracycline chemotherapy work?
• How can hydration help fatigue during cancer treatment?
• How long does a chemotherapy session take?
• How do steroids in chemotherapy work?
• Should I prepare for vomiting or waste during chemotherapy?
• How can you manage constipation and diarrhea from chemotherapy?
• How long do side effects of chemotherapy last?
• Is it normal to feel tired from chemotherapy?
• Are there different type of chemotherapy drugs?
• Can I drive to chemotherapy sessions?
• How much help will I need around the house during chemotherapy sessions?
• What are tips to manage nausea and vomiting from chemotherapy?
• How does chemotherapy work?
• Should I cover my scalp during chemotherapy?
• Who can I go to for help with fatigue during cancer treatment?
• Do all cancer drugs cause hair loss?
• How will I know if chemotherapy is working?
• What foods help with anemia during chemotherapy?
• Can medicine help with fatigue during chemotherapy?
• For how long do I need to clear my schedule around chemotherapy sessions?
• Can relaxing help fatigue during cancer treatment?
• What can I do prepare for a carcinoembryonic antigen test?
• How can exercise help with fatigue from chemotherapy?
• Where will chemotherapy cause hair loss?
• Should I cut my hair if I am doing chemotherapy?
• How long does it take for hair to grow back after chemotherapy?
• How can I prepare my scalp for chemotherapy?
• How can I feel pretty after hair loss due to chemotherapy?
• How can you ease your mind to help with fatigue from chemotherapy?
• How do I know if my chemotherapy will cause hair loss?
• What iron-rich foods can help fatigue during cancer treatment?
• Can I still care for my pet during chemotherapy?
• Why does chemotherapy cause anemia?
• What habits will help with nerve issues in the hands and feet during chemotherapy?
• How can I avoid infection during chemotherapy?
• How can I get better sleep during cancer treatment?
• How is a carcinoembryonic antigen test done?
• Can medication help with constipation and diarrhea during chemotherapy?
• How can I make hair loss from chemotherapy less intense?
• How do mitotic inhibitors in chemotherapy work?
• How do alkylating agents in chemotherapy work?
• When is a carcinoembryonic antigen test usually done?
• Can my doctor help with fatigue during cancer treatment?
• Can cutting back on sugar help fatigue during cancer treatment?
• What kind of food should I buy before chemotherapy sessions?
• How do chemotherapy drugs work?
• How often do you receive chemotherapy?
• Where can I go to talk about fatigue during cancer treatment?
• What habits will help with constipation and diarrhea during chemotherapy?
• Can I go to a support group for hair loss during chemotherapy?
• How can sleeping well help with fatigue from chemotherapy?
• Are nerve issues in the hands and feet common during chemotherapy?
• What habits will help with hair loss during chemotherapy?
• How can I help my memory and concentration during chemotherapy?
• Can I still have sex during chemotherapy?
• How can you receive chemotherapy?
• What is scalp cooling for chemotherapy?
• What are complications of a carcinoemnbryonic antigen test?
• What is a carcinoembryonic antigen test?
• How can I prepare my family for hair loss from chemotherapy?
• Can my doctor help with mouth and throat sores during chemotherapy?
• Can snacking during the day help fatigue during cancer treatment?
• Can chemotherapy cause side effects?
• Why is oral care important during chemotherapy?
• How can I manage hair loss at night during chemotherapy?
• How do you know if chemotherapy is working?
• What habits will help with mouth and throat sores during chemotherapy?
• What is a carcinoembryonic antigen test used for?
• Can medical care help with bleeding, bruising or infections during chemotherapy?
• What can I do to prevent bleeding and bruising during chemotherapy?
• What habits will help with fatigue during chemotherapy?
• Why is risk of infection, bleeding, and bruising higher during chemotherapy?

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