Lung Cancer May 2012 Archive

Several of you have asked me if anything in particular was most helpful as I coped with the side effects of my own cancer treatments. I haven't written much until ... Read More

Food can taste different during chemotherapy. And some of the chemo drugs used for lung cancer can really alter your palate. But in order to help people cope the best with ... Read More

After many emails over the past few years, I had to address this question I'm asked so often. Having gone through medical school and having practiced medicine I didn't know that ... Read More

As I talk with lung cancer survivors, I'm often surprised at the differences in cancer treatment approaches around the country. Some of the differences are in treatment regimens, but an even ... Read More

We've all heard the old adage that "knowledge is power." And at least a few studies suggest that taking time to learn about your cancer is a good thing. Thanks ... Read More

Have you always wanted to advocate for people with lung cancer, but didn't know how to get started? Do you have a loved one who is living or lived with lung ... Read More

I love spending time with lung cancer survivors, and I'm still glowing from an incredibly awesome experience this month. Thanks to LUNGevity, I was allowed to take part in an amazing ... Read More