Review: I’m Too Young For This-i[2]y
I’M TOO YOUNG FOR THIS! Here’s the deal - There are tons of fantastic support services out there with programs just for adolescents and young adults and we’re going to tell you about them because no one else does—not your doctor, your hospital…not even the mighty Internet. Why? We don’t know. Besides, who has the time to search? You’ve got cancer!!
i[2]y is a hip national lifestyle brand that is being recognized as the next big thing in Web2.0 and Health2.0. Read the story »
Review: Camp Lejeune Toxic Water
The mission of this website is to help ensure the rights of the residents, Marines/Naval personnel, dependent family members and civilians who resided in military base housing aboard Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, that were exposed to long term chemical release of volatile organic compounds into the drinking water of their homes from 1957 until 1987.
“As you may already know, breast cancer is rare in men and even rarer in men under 60.Male breast cancer accounts for less than 1% of all diagnosed breast cancers. In July of 2007, I underwent genetic testing for the hereditary breast cancer mutations BRCA 1 and 2. Read the story »
Review: American Cancer Society
The American Cancer Society website at www.cancer.org is one of the top destinations on the internet to learn about cancer treatment and prevention, locate support groups and educate yourself on the latest cancer news and developments. Read the story »
Review: Planet Cancer
Young adults with cancer slip into a lonely no-man’s land.
Too old for the instant community of a children’s hospital, they still don’t fit in with the over-50 community that overwhelmingly populates adult cancer wards.
Because young adults with cancer are a relatively small group, the difficulty of finding peer support is increased exponentially, forcing many to deal in isolation with issues specific to this age and stage of life: dating with cancer, disclosure to a potential employer, long-term insurance issues, moving back home, loss of fertility, or having to quit school or a newly launched career. Read the story »
Review: Fighting Cancer
Jonathan Chamberlain’s website, Fighting Cancer, is a valuable resource for anyone whose life is affected by cancer. There are many cures for cancer and fortunately there are also many strategies that have a very good chance of stopping cancer in its tracks within weeks.
Jonathan Chamberlain’s wife, Bernadette, was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 1993. She underwent surgical investigation, radiation and chemotherapy and was dead exactly a year later. There is no doubt that she died as much from the treatment as from the cancer itself. Read the story »
Would you like to Blog on CancerDirectory.com?
If you are looking to start a new blog related to your experiences with cancer or would like us to post selections from your existing blog on CancerDirectory.com please drop us an email at support@cancerdirectory.com and we'll get in contact with you. Selected blogs will be featured in the section below.Featured Blogs
Should I get the Oncotype DX test for Breast Cancer?
The Oncotype DX is a new screening tool that is being recommended to some women with breast cancer....
Candy stripers or strippers named Candy? What do YOU think an AYA cancer program has to have?
I need your help, guys! Yesterday I attended an all-day meeting sponsored by the LIVESTRONG Young Adult...
Shutterbuggin
I was surprised I grabbed my camera that morning. I hadn’t so much as touched it in a while....
New Hair, New Perspective
I had a great dream the other night. I dreamed that my hair had grown back and it looked really beautiful...
The Yelp for the Cancer World
One of my big cancer distractions as of late is spending hours on Yelp praising local businesses that...
At no other point in history has medical science included the tools, technology and pharmaceutical medicines...
Up until this week, I’ve really been enjoying the swim piece of my training. Five weeks ago, I...
Invitation to view Cancer Orientation
I guess I have to apologize. My updates have not been as frequent as they should have been - but a...
Blog Review: Darryle Pollack
Welcome to my blog… named in honor of all the times I’ve said “I never signed up for...
Review: Fran Drescher’s Blog
Hey all, I want to share with you this article that a friend of mine forwarded to me; a story I hear...
Review: Ethel Craven-Sweet’s Blog
Ethel Craven-Sweet (sweete2) is a very vivacious African-American female who was born in Roslyn, Washington,...
Latest Cancer News Around the Web
Obama pitches health plan, hugs cancer patient Debbie SmithANNANDALE, Va. - President Barack Obama wanted to put a human face on his plans to overhaul health care, and a Virginia supporter did...
American Cancer Society hosts Rolling Thunder rideThe American Cancer Society’s Rolling Thunder Motorcycle Ride will be held July 25 with proceeds to support Relay For Life. This...
Male breast cancer and Camp Lejeune: Pollution or coincidence?Mike Partain is a walking, breathing anomaly. After he was diagnosed with breast cancer in April 2007, the Tallahassee resident learned...
Farrah Fawcett Dies of Anal CancerJune 25, 2009 — Former “Charlie’s Angel” Farrah Fawcett died today at age 62 after a long struggle with anal...
Cancer Nutrition
Purple Sweet Potato Means Increased Amount Of Anti-cancer ComponentsA Kansas State University researcher is studying the potential health benefits of a specially bred purple sweet potato because its...
Green tea may be of use in the treatment and prevention of prostate cancerGreen tea may be of use in the treatment and prevention of prostate cancer According to a study just published in the journal, Cancer...
Clean living, way to beat cancerOver 40% of breast and bowel cancer cases in rich countries are preventable through diet, physical activity and weight control alone,...
Mushrooms contain several anti-cancer propertiesMushrooms have been consumed by humans for thousands of years. While more than 14,000 mushroom varieties exist, only about 3,000 are...



