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Professor Ourania Nikolatou-Galiti has the great honor to present the important contribution of Oral Health to the cancer patient. The online seminar "The Mouth: A reflection of your health and of c...[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]

Paula Miller was a wife, daughter, sister, cat mom, a professional and a cancer patient. Intelligent, with humor, empathy and disarming honesty, she faced metastatic breast cancer for almost 6 years w...[Read more]

Cancer therapies can significantly affect the quality of life (QoL) of patients and a proper description of subjective symptoms is crucial and necessary for the proper management. Studies showed that ...[Read more]

Scientist donates her share of proceeds from anti-cancer drug to charity. This story is among the most inspirational we have read lately. A British researcher, a member of the team who discovered a n...[Read more]

Dry mouth, taste changes, dry lips, and pain are often problems of chemotherapy and increase when the patient has periodontitis. Patients with good oral hygiene have a reduced likelihood of complicat...[Read more]

Medications, which target and protect the bone from complications of metastasis, have been related with osteonecrosis of the jaw, a potentially serious lesion. The concurrent use of those medications ...[Read more]

The US Food and Drug Administration approved first immunotherapy drug for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Until recently, women with inoperable triple-negative breast cancer had one treatment option: c...[Read more]