When prostate cancer survivor Kevin Randle received a Quilt of Valor honoring his military service, he expected the ceremony to be meaningful. What he didn’t expect was to look out
Having experienced chemotherapy-related hair loss before, Gail Ramsay knew what was coming when treatment began again. “I knew this was going to be another rough go,” she says. While receiving
For many cancer survivors, finishing treatment is not the end of the journey. Long after appointments become less frequent and scans show no evidence of disease, patients may face unexpected
Kim Stromert of Solon spends her days caring for children as a nurse practitioner at UnityPoint Clinic Pediatrics – Hiawatha. But she recently found herself on the other side of
When most people think about hereditary cancer, breast and colon cancer are usually the first conditions that come to mind. But genetics can also play an important role in prostate
A simple question helped spark a research project at the Nassif Community Cancer Center that is now helping support cancer patients during chemotherapy treatment. Over the past several months, a
A cancer diagnosis changes…everything. So many questions, so much to decide. What kind of treatment will you have? Can you still work? How will your loved ones be affected? And
In this article, Madia Russillo, MD, Physicians’ Clinic of Iowa Ear, Nose and Throat, shares what you need to know about symptoms and risk factors and how the HPV vaccine
Keith Hindman, 67, of Swisher, has always lived an active life. So when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, he was determined not to let it slow him down. With
After delaying a colonoscopy, a Marion woman was diagnosed with colon cancer and now urges others to get screened early to detect and prevent the disease. Christi Stauber of Marion
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