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Thomas Celona

@thomascelona

Associate Editor, @CancerTodayMag. Views expressed are my own.

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My latest for NPR is about the blind women trained to help doctors detect breast cancer early, saving lives in India. One of the organizers told me, "It’s heartening when you think of how these women who cannot see themselves are showing us the way" npr.org/sections/goats…

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The new issue of Cancer Today is online now, featuring articles on using virtual reality for pain relief, navigating breast cancer treatment decisions, and much more. bit.ly/4gwcHxX

The new issue of <a href="/CancerTodayMag/">Cancer Today</a> is online now, featuring articles on using virtual reality for pain relief, navigating breast cancer treatment decisions, and much more. bit.ly/4gwcHxX
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“Every time they’re worn, I just hope it’s a reminder that you aren’t in it alone.” Cervical cancer survivor Bethany Hart spoke with me about why she started the HallieStrong Foundation and sends fun footwear to people undergoing cancer treatment:

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In our new issue, I wrote about the obstacles that can prevent people with intellectual or developmental disabilities from receiving appropriate cancer screening and treatment. I spoke with several advocates and researchers working to shine a light on this often overlooked issue:

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This week in cancer news: Cognitive effects from brain radiation will subside for many patients, a new report on breast cancer incidence, and more. bit.ly/3XS3x6v

This week in cancer news: Cognitive effects from brain radiation will subside for many patients, a new report on breast cancer incidence, and more. bit.ly/3XS3x6v
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It is not uncommon for people undergoing cancer treatment to receive a denial from their health insurance plan. We asked an oncology social worker about families' options when denied coverage. Read her response: bit.ly/4dGjra6

It is not uncommon for people undergoing cancer treatment to receive a denial from their health insurance plan. We asked an oncology social worker about families' options when denied coverage. Read her response: bit.ly/4dGjra6
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“The need for quality of life in survivorship puts dentistry at the forefront.” Treatment for head and neck cancer can cause dental side effects, but insurance may not cover problems that can appear years after treatment. bit.ly/4hc4KhI

“The need for quality of life in survivorship puts dentistry at the forefront.” Treatment for head and neck cancer can cause dental side effects, but insurance may not cover problems that can appear years after treatment. bit.ly/4hc4KhI
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The HallieStrong Foundation brings joy into the lives of people with cancer, one pair of socks at a time. Read more about this nonprofit organization: bit.ly/48neodD

The HallieStrong Foundation brings joy into the lives of people with cancer, one pair of socks at a time. Read more about this nonprofit organization: bit.ly/48neodD
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This week in cancer news: Most childhood cancer survivors do not get recommended monitoring for long-term effects, low breast cancer screening rates in transgender people, and more. bit.ly/4fdDlLe

This week in cancer news: Most childhood cancer survivors do not get recommended monitoring for long-term effects, low breast cancer screening rates in transgender people, and more. bit.ly/4fdDlLe
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Cancer treatment can cause mild eye-related side effects like dryness or blurred vision, but it can also lead to serious long-term side effects. Read an ophthalmologist's advice on how people with cancer can protect their eyes and vision: bit.ly/4hNeYFB

Cancer treatment can cause mild eye-related side effects like dryness or blurred vision, but it can also lead to serious long-term side effects. Read an ophthalmologist's advice on how people with cancer can protect their eyes and vision: bit.ly/4hNeYFB
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Since 1991, cancer death rates in the U.S. have dropped by 33%. But which cancer types have benefitted the most from treatment advances? Find out: bit.ly/494JmHP

Since 1991, cancer death rates in the U.S. have dropped by 33%. But which cancer types have benefitted the most from treatment advances? Find out: bit.ly/494JmHP
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Research presented at #SABCS24 suggests certain people with low-risk DCIS may be able to forgo surgery or radiation. Learn more about the latest findings: bit.ly/3OSfLrR

Research presented at #SABCS24 suggests certain people with low-risk DCIS may be able to forgo surgery or radiation. Learn more about the latest findings: bit.ly/3OSfLrR
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As we start 2025, take a look back at some of our most impactful articles from the past year, including stories on peripheral neuropathy, taking aspirin to prevent colorectal cancer, and more. brnw.ch/21wPQHC

As we start 2025, take a look back at some of our most impactful articles from the past year, including stories on peripheral neuropathy, taking aspirin to prevent colorectal cancer, and more. brnw.ch/21wPQHC
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The rate of precancerous cervical lesions in young women has declined since the introduction of HPV vaccines, the FDA approved a monoclonal antibody for patients with esophageal cancer, and more from the Week in Cancer News. brnw.ch/21wRbwj

The rate of precancerous cervical lesions in young women has declined since the introduction of HPV vaccines, the FDA approved a monoclonal antibody for patients with esophageal cancer, and more from the Week in Cancer News. brnw.ch/21wRbwj
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Read our spring issue with stories covering the growing role of liquid biopsies, a possible treatment for cancer cachexia, and more. Find the new issue online now: brnw.ch/21wRjk6

Read our spring issue with stories covering the growing role of liquid biopsies, a possible treatment for cancer cachexia, and more. Find the new issue online now: brnw.ch/21wRjk6
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Results of a clinical trial presented at the AACR Annual Meeting 2025 show a topical gel can ease a rash that is a common side effect in colorectal cancer. Read more: brnw.ch/21wSfUD #AACR25

Results of a clinical trial presented at the <a href="/AACR/">AACR</a> Annual Meeting 2025 show a topical gel can ease a rash that is a common side effect in colorectal cancer. Read more: brnw.ch/21wSfUD #AACR25
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A session at the AACR Annual Meeting in April explored what it means to be a survivor and the physical and mental health side effects facing people after cancer diagnosis and treatment: brnw.ch/21wSLV7 #AACR25

A session at the <a href="/AACR/">AACR</a> Annual Meeting in April explored what it means to be a survivor and the physical and mental health side effects facing people after cancer diagnosis and treatment: brnw.ch/21wSLV7 #AACR25
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This week in cancer news: AI program improves accuracy in finding HER2 status for breast cancer, rising temperatures linked to rising cancer rates in 17 countries, and more. brnw.ch/21wT3i9

This week in cancer news: AI program improves accuracy in finding HER2 status for breast cancer, rising temperatures linked to rising cancer rates in 17 countries, and more. brnw.ch/21wT3i9