Special Report: Small-Cell Lung Cancer
Special Report: Small-Cell Lung Cancer
This issue explores various treatment options for small-cell lung cancer and ways to manage side effects.
COVER STORY
Spunk and Spirit to Spare
With a sense of humor and a warm heart, Carol Tietz, an 11-year survivor of small-cell lung cancer, pays her good fortune forward.
SPONSORED
Starting Treatment for Small Cell Lung Cancer? Hear From an Oncology Nurse and a Cancer Patient.
Cindy Cherry, MSN, AGNP-C, and cancer patient Dorothy T. share their experiences with cancer and how they approach chemotherapy treatment.
Tips From an Oncology Nurse Practitioner That May Help With Treatment
Cindy Cherry, MSN, AGNP-C, is an oncology nurse practitioner in Greenville, North Carolina.
How Much Do You Know About Certain Chemotherapy Side Effects?
Learn about the protection of bone marrow and how it may help lower the risk of bone marrow suppression for certain people with SCLC.
ARTICLES
Questions For Your Doctor About Small-Cell Lung Cancer
Here are some questions to ask your care team about how best to manage small-cell lung cancer.
Treating Small-Cell Lung Cancer
Chemotherapy, immunotherapy and radiation are the mainstays of SCLC treatment.
Managing Chemotherapy Side Effects
Cancer treatment can cause a wide range of side effects, but they can usually be managed.
Small-Cell Lung Cancer Resources
After a small-cell lung cancer (SCLC) diagnosis, you need education, support, access to care and help with finances.
