As you’re navigating life with cancer, both during and after treatment, it’s important to get reliable information about topics relating to your health. Research shows patients who apply healthy lifestyle approaches, like eating nutritious foods and/or getting exercise, don’t only face a healthier quality of life, but their treatment outcomes may also be impacted.

It’s one of the most popular, pressing topics in our community: What should I eat and drink!? People are curious about diet when it comes to prevention and identifying cancer’s cause. Patients also need help knowing what to eat during treatment and in remission.

We’ve teamed up with several registered dieticians to offer medically reviewed, research-backed guidance.

It’s often a taboo-topic, but we need open conversations about sex and intimacy!
Colorectal cancer doesn’t have to mean your sex life stops.

Exercise has been proven to improve treatment outcomes, reduce fatigue, and boost mental health. There are so many benefits to getting your body moving, and many different ways to exercise.

In the flurry of colorectal cancer, oral health may be left out: But it’s important! Cancer treatment can impact the teeth, and regular dental appointments are key.

Our body undergoes much healing while we sleep. Sleep may be challenging for you if you or a loved one is
facing cancer. But there are strategies to help you catch some zzzzzs.