While these issues are widespread, many caregivers lack needed support because they’re unaware of where to turn.

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Despite being diagnosed with what he himself referred to as a "death sentence," the former U.S. senator declared that he's ...

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Cancer diagnosis profoundly affects life, causing pervasive fear and uncertainty, but acceptance and perspective can reshape this experience over time. Familiarity with emotions from a cancer ...

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A health care company is teaming up with life insurers to help solve what it calls “a $201 billion problem in America” – late-stage cancer treatment. Grail is a company on a mission to detect cancer ...

Each person responds to treatment differently. No one knows in advance how effective cancer treatment will be. There's also no way to know how long anyone will live—with or without cancer. Knowing ...

The woman says her husband’s refusal to get life insurance, even after doctors raised concerns tied to genetic cancer risks, made her question whether he cares about protecting her future.