Getting screened to catch cancer early
Understanding what cancer screenings you need—and when—can help find cancer earlier or provide peace of mind.
Explore how to get screened for common cancers
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Be ready to take on cancer before, during, and after treatment
Having surgery as a treatment option
Learn how surgery fits into your treatment plan and what you can do to prepare and recover.
Find out what to expect from cancer surgery
Building your cancer care team
Understand the types of health care providers who may be able to help you through your cancer and treatment journey.
Understand the roles of the health care providers
Understand your type of cancer
A greater understanding of the different types of common cancers can help you or someone you love manage the journey.
Life with cancer
Sharing your cancer diagnosis
Cancer is hard to deal with all alone. You have full control over if, when, and how much you share about your diagnosis.
Preparing for your first cancer treatment
From Harvard Health Publishing
You can take the edge off your first day of treatment by focusing on stress-relieving techniques and being as comfortable as possible.
How to manage limited energy
From Harvard Health Publishing
Fatigue can be expected with some treatments, but it could also be a serious side effect of your treatment. The first thing you should do is talk with your doctor when you experience fatigue.
Finding a support group
From Harvard Health Publishing
Even if your family and friends are hugely empathetic, a cancer-specific support group may give you even more freedom to discuss your concerns.
Questions to ask your doctor
Use these questions to help prepare for doctor visits throughout your journey.
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