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Patients, especially those diagnosed early, now live years after being diagnosed with cancer. Some patients, despite the unfavorable prognosis or delayed diagnosis, survive much longer than expected. ...[Read more]

It is clear that many cancers are successfully treated, especially when diagnosed in the early stages. But cancer creates a new reality, with a variety of problems. The patient becomes sensitive in bo...[Read more]

Telehealth visits are especially appropriate for treatment adherence to oral agents, survivorship, genetic counseling, supportive services, or education. Telehealth is an easy and safe model to enhanc...[Read more]

The 3rd “PAMEMMAZI” Workshop on "Integrated Cancer Approaches: Research and Strategies" was organized with great success on the 22nd of February, at the American College of Greece. More than 200 scien...[Read more]

#IAmAndIWill  #WorldCancerDay 🎗 World Cancer Day, February 4 - Union for International Cancer Control (UICC). At CureCancer - mycancer.gr, we participate in support groups! We enhance self-esteem, r...[Read more]

“Informal” and unpaid caregivers, mostly family members, play a crucial role in supporting cancer patients. This may mean ensuring patient comfort and helping with daily activities such as going to th...[Read more]

As cancer therapies improve, patients live longer. With these improvements in therapy comes a responsibility to optimize patient’s quality of life during and after cancer therapy. The present article ...[Read more]

Cancer creates a new reality, with dilemmas and problems. Concerns and questions about the nature of the disease, the perspectives, and the family burden are some of them. Psychological needs are more...[Read more]