Jennifer L. Cook

Psychologist Seth Axelrod, PhD, has metastatic bone cancer—and a unique set of therapeutic skills that help him live with it.

Psychologist Seth Axelrod, PhD, has metastatic bone cancer—and a unique set of therapeutic skills that help him live with it.

A prominent urologist spent decades treating patients and researching racial disparities in prostate cancer. Then he got diagnosed.

Black men are less likely to be screened for prostate cancer and, when diagnosed, less likely to receive treatment.

Too few people seek help in easing side effects during and after cancer treatment.

Advocating for yourself is the best medicine.

The way we develop new treatments for cancer does always lead to better survival time, and rarely leads to better quality of life.

To improve quality of life, drug development researchers are bringing patients into the process at the beginning

A cancer diagnosis often means extreme financial stress—and fights with insurance providers.

A special report on living with cancer