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    Talking to your kids about Colorectal Cancer

    In this webinar, Leslie Welch, MS CCLS, Childhood Development Specialist, shares important information and tips on how to talk to your kids about your cancer diagnosis. Topics covered include common […]

    For Kids

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    GI ASCO 2018 Recap

    In this webinar, we discuss the latest research and treatments for colorectal cancer patients and survivors presented during the 2018 Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium in San Francisco, CA.Dr. Dustin Deming, a […]

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    Goals of Care When Cancer is Chronic

    International leader in Palliative Medicine, Dr. Cleary, discusses a variety of unique issues faced by late-stage colorectal cancer patients, including the integration of palliative care, end of life planning, keeping […]

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    Immunotherapy Efforts and Fight CRC

    Dr. Michael Morse from Duke University and Fight CRC’s Andi Dwyer discuss the state of the science and clinical care of immunotherapy (IO); giving a glimpse of the contributions of […]

    Biomarkers

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    Drug Types: Biosimilars, generics and more

    Specialty pharmacist Stevan Lalich of CVS Health breaks down the differences between biosimilar, biologic, generic, and brand name drugs – and why it’s important! In this comprehensive webinar, learn about […]

    LARS

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    All you need to know about Biomarkers

    Do you know your biomarker? Biomarkers can help your doctors identify your best treatment options and allow you to be your own best advocate.

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    Balancing Colorectal Cancer and Employment

    In this webinar, we explore balancing your job and a cancer diagnosis. Working after a cancer diagnosis comes with many unexpected challenges. These challenges could include talking to your colleagues […]