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American Cancer Society breaks down immunotherapy for breast cancer and immune checkpoint inhibitor drugs.

In this webinar, Hawaii Pacific Health will discuss incorporating physical activity into your daily routine, setting reasonable goals, and best practices to train for virtual community events and races in a safe manner!

Mayo Clinic has posted an overview of Breast Cancer Surgery, risks, why it is done, and how to prepare as well as helpful links and tips!

Dr. Dawn Mussallem, a breast cancer expert and cancer survivor, shares information about foods that fight and prevent cancer.

Learn about special nutritional needs from a Registered Dietician. Fourth Thursday, 10:00 am-12:00 pm

Our new Healthy Recipes for Cancer Patients eBook is a free resource that delivers good nutrition and great taste in each recipe. Even better, all of these recipes can be enjoyed by the entire family.

Hil Moss, a breast cancer survivor, shares her journey and the unexpected mental challenges post-treatment, highlighting the importance of addressing mental health in survivorship.

Breastcancer.org has compiled information on many patients' experiences with treatment side effects. Get an idea on what to expect, and if you feel like digging deeper, how side effects can be managed!

After breast cancer treatment, the follow up care can be just as vital. American Cancer Society details what you can expect, as well as answering any questions regarding if the cancer will come back.

Complementary therapies can help to ease side effects of cancer treatment. In addition to other therapies, breastcancer.org has developed instructions on how you can get started with aromatherapy, at home!

The Queen’s Cancer Center believes that their patients’ journeys continue after treatment ends. The caring and knowledgeable staff will help navigate your transition from treatment to follow-up care with the goal to improve quality of life.

What does working during breast cancer depend on? Can various types of treatment affect your ability to work? In this video, Dr. Jennifer Griggs provides a comprehensive overview about working during breast cancer and its treatment.

How can cancer patients stay active during treatment? Which exercises are best for cancer survivors? Dana-Farber exercise physiologist Nancy Campbell, MS, discusses tips for staying active during and after cancer treatment.

American Cancer Society has listed their recommendation on healthy foods to purchace, organized by category. Ready to go shopping with this list in your hand?

Watch a webinar on demand with top doctors to explore the debate of a reconstruction following mastectomy, how to discuss your options with your healhcare team and be your own reconstruction advocate.

With assistance from the Oncology Section of the American Physical Therapy Association athe ACS has developed a regime to help restore movement post surgery.

This article by Susan G. Komen coherently lays out the good and bad foods to eat while developing a survivor diet. In their words, everyone can benefit from a healthy lifestyle!

Live virtual workshops to help you feel your best. Beauty professionals help with makeup, skin, nail and haircare for women facing cancer.

Manage eating problems related to cancer treatment. Learn the importance of maintaining a healthy weight, adopting an active lifestyle, and making good dietary choices after cancer treatment

This webinar will covers topics dealing with finances, compiling an adequate insurance portfolio (life, health, disability, etc.), filing taxes, & creating an estate plan.

Going through cancer treatment can be tough. Identify the types of support you need - logistical, emotional, financial, or legal. Discover what community resources are available to you and your family.

If you are searching for any background and further information, look no further! The Mayo Clinic has also provided side effects, and where, what, and how Chemotherapy treatment is given for breast cancer patients.

Once treatment is over, many cancer survivors feel that although they are happy it’s over, they also wonder about what comes next. This book is for people who have completed cancer treatment.

Provides information on working during treatment and tips on going back to work after breast cancer treatment.

AICR put together a list of foods that fight cancer and foods to limit or avoid. Also included are healthy recipes you have to try out!

The ebook will give a basic understanding of cancer biology, how our immune system works, and the rang of rapidly developing treatments that fall into the category of immunotherapies as well as definitions for the terminology of immuno-oncology.

The University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center strives to meet its mission to reduce the burden of cancer for by providing access to many cancer-related clinical trials. UH Cancer Center collaborates with local doctors and nurses.

Komen.org has compiled details on common short-term effects of chemotherapy, and also introduced several ways to cope with each side effect. Take a look at this article to see if any of the methods introduced can be employed as a possible solution!

Learn about clinical trial phases that occur during a clinical trial through this quick read and short video.

Cancer is the second leading cause of death in both men and women in the US. The American Cancer Society has provided a shortened guide to diet and physical activity for Cancer prevention.

The Cleveland Clinic breaks down Immunotherapy cancer treatment, providing an overview, and information on procedure, risks, and recovery.

Open to any patient experiencing distress (physical, emotional, mental) related to stress, anxiety, depression, health conditions, relationships, or people just looking to increase or improve their coping and relaxation skills. Members only.

Learn more about working/returning to work while having breast cancer and what resources can help you through this process.

Stanford Healthcare has created a simple, example-filled guide on developing the ideal diet for a breast cancer patient

Starting chemotherapy can bring many emotions. Chemo Messages is a free email series offering support and inspiration with videos, messages from survivors, resources, and reassurance to help you through treatment.

UMC Health System's goal is to help you learn about what to expect when receiving chemotherapy. This video aims to understand basic knowledge of chemotherapy and possible side effects that may come with it.

Breast cancer survivor Megan Molnar advocates for recognizing and supporting survivors' mental health. She shares her journey seeking therapy for PTSD, emphasizing the importance of addressing emotional struggles post-treatment.

American Cancer Society explains how there are different types of treatment and how some may work better for others.

This article informs the importance of prioritizing self-care during cancer treatment and offers free resources for eating well, staying active, acknowledging emotions, taking breaks, and nurturing mental health through meditation.

Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) will help you to understand all your breast cancer surgery options so you can decide on an individualized treatment plan tailored to you and your needs.

Doctor Grew is a board certified Radiation Oncologist building a library of patient education videos with simple explanations for cancer patients and their friends and families. This video looks at the side effects of radiation.

This book is for people who are about to receive or are receiving chemotherapy for cancer. It provides a guide to refer to with facts about chemotherapy, side effects, and self-care tips.

Learn more about Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer, including different types of radiation, when radiation therapy is used, and what is expected before, during and after treatment.

Why does breast cancer treatment cause hair loss and how can you cope with it? In this video, Dr. Jennifer Griggs explains everything you need to know about hair loss in the treatment of breast cancer.

Each clinical trial has benefits and risks. Before you decide to be in one, you need to have all your questions answered. The American Cancer Society has put together a list of things you might need to help make your decision.

Hawaii Cancer Care is now providing cutting-edge cancer clinical trial programs. These clinical trials address specific health questions and help prevent cancer.

Breast health expert Lillie Shockney addresses emotional concerns post-breast cancer, offering guidance on celebration, fears, and support-seeking.

Everything you need to know for a background on types of Breast Cancer Surgery, through recovery, when to call a doctor, advantages, risks, and more.

Susan G. Komen goes through the process of radiation therapy, along with emerging areas and side effects that take place.

Immunotherapy can cause side effects. Many side effects happen when the immune system that is revved-up to act against the cancer also acts against healthy cells and tissues in the body.

Planning and managing your finances can be more important when you have cancer. Find out more about staying in control of your finances.

This is a free online course for advocates that want to better understand how to become more invovled in resarch advocacy. With background on cancer research, cancer clinical trails, and protections for research participants.

Learn more about hormonal therapy and how it is used in Metastatic Breast Cancer. In this page, Living Beyond Breast Cancer has explained what Hormonal therapy is, the potential side effects of it, and the types of hormonal therapy.

There is a wide variety of complementary therapy options out there. In this article, Healthline gives an in-depth description of the benefits of the many different types of additional therapies.

Komen.org has compiled details on common and rare long term effects of chemotherapy, and also introduced several ways to cope with each effect. Check this out to see if any of the methods introduced can be employed as your solution!

American Cancer Society explains types of Radiation for breast cancer and how it is used in several situations.

Being uncertain about chemotherapy and its side effects? Download this pdf of the list of questions to ask your doctor for you to understand the need of chemotherapy and prepare yourself for its side effects.

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A new study adds to existing evidence linking physical activity with longer survival in women diagnosed with high-risk cancer.

Living Beyond Breast Cancer outlines when Chemotherapy is used, how it is given, as well determining if chemotherapy is the right treatment for you. There is also information on recovery and side effects and ways to manage them.

Specific excercises for breast cancer survivors to try and ways to get started. From activities to running to swimming here are ways to try today!

What is immunotherapy? What are the side effects? In this video, Dr. Jennifer Griggs explains everything you need to know about immunotherapy for breast cancer.

Find and access new study treatments from anywhere with live 24/7 guidance to virtually support all you need to connect with clinical studies that fit you.

A pharmacist and botanicals expert manages and continually updates the database with assistance from other MSK Integrative Medicine Service experts to provide objective and evidence-based information about herbs and supplements.

If you are unsure about what to do after your treatment, check this out to understand the goals of follow-up visits and recommended medical cares.

Exercise can give you a sense of control while helping you recover post breast cancer. Here are 6 simple exercises that all breast cancer survivors can perform at home.