Cancer coaches support newly diagnosed cancer patients as they navigate the effects of cancer, both physical and emotional. This year the program will expand to provide coaches for caregivers.
Some of these conditions will go away in time, but others will require treatment to heal or lessen the symptoms. Severe problems may delay or even stop your treatment.
Depending on your diagnosis, types of treatment, current disease status and other medical conditions, you may be eligible for a virtual visit with your Roswell Park provider. Instead of coming to campus for a traditional face-to-face appointment, you will connect by phone or video chat.
We’re living in a time of uncertainty, with most of us staying home to avoid spreading the coronavirus. But there are many activities we still can take part in while we wait it out — fun, educational and simple activities for adults, children, families and even pets!
Keeping your distance from family and friends during the COVID-19 pandemic can make you feel lonely and sad, but did you know it can also affect your physical health?
For most of us, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed everyday life dramatically, almost overnight. For some, the pandemic adds another layer to the fear, worry and stress of a cancer diagnosis. How can you cope?
