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Cancer-Related Fatigue
10.01.2022
This fact sheet addresses some common questions that people may have about cancer-related fatigue.
Dental and Oral Complications of Cancer Treatment
04.30.2023
This fact sheet can help you understand the dental and oral complications of cancer treatment, and what you should do before and during treatment.
Fertility and Cancer
08.01.2023
This fact sheet can help you understand how blood cancers and treatment for blood cancers can affect fertility.
Food and Nutrition Facts
02.25.2017
This fact sheet discusses how eating well helps people living with cancer to feel better and stay stronger.
Graft-Versus-Host Disease
08.01.2023
This fact sheet provides information about graft-versus-host disease (GVHD).
Healthy Behaviors
02.28.2023
During cancer treatment, healthy lifestyle habits can make treatment more tolerable, help you to manage side effects, and decrease the risk of complications.
Mental Health
05.30.2023
The term “mental health” includes your emotional and psychological well-being. Your mental health guides how you handle stress, manage relationships and make decisions. Caring for your mental health is as important as caring for your physical health.
Sexual Health and Intimacy
03.01.2023
This fact sheet covers a range of sensitive topics related to intercourse, sexual health, intimacy and cancer. Although not always discussed, sexual health and intimacy are an important part of your wellbeing, even after a cancer diagnosis. Please note: If you have experienced any type of sexual trauma, we recommend that you seek support and help from a trusted healthcare professional before reading further.
Side-Effect Management: Caring for Skin, Nails, Hair and Mouth
02.29.2020
Two-page information sheet about managing side effects that affect skin, nails, hair and mouth, and improving quality of life.
Side-Effect Management: Effects of Childhood Cancer Treatment on Learning
05.31.2020
Two-page information sheet about managing the cognitive effects of childhood cancer treatment.
Side-Effect Management: Managing Blood Clots and Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
08.25.2021
Two-page information sheet about blood clots and deep vein thrombosis (DVT) with information on prevention, treatment and emergency complications.
Side-Effect Management: Managing Diarrhea and Constipation
09.30.2020
Diarrhea and constipation are common side effects of cancer treatment. Managing side effects is an important part of cancer treatment.
Side-Effect Management: Managing Low Appetite and Weight Loss
09.30.2020
Cancer and its treatment may cause people to experience a loss of appetite. Loss of appetite can lead to unhealthy weight loss and poor quality of life. Side-effect management and good nutrition are an important part of cancer treatment.
Side-Effect Management: Managing Low Blood Cell Counts
05.30.2022
Blood cancer and certain treatments such as chemotherapy can lower blood cell counts. Low blood cell counts can lead to serious complications during cancer treatment.
Side-Effect Management: Managing Mouth and Throat Side Effects
09.30.2020
Treatment can damage the lining of the mouth and throat causing pain, sores, difficulty swallowing, and dry mouth. Side-effect management is an important part of cancer treatment.
Side-Effect Management: Managing Nausea and Vomiting
09.30.2020
Many cancer treatments can cause nausea and vomiting. Relieving side effects is an important part of cancer treatment.
Side-Effect Management: Managing Peripheral Neuropathy (Nerve Damage)
05.31.2020
Two-page information sheet about managing peripheral neuropathy.
Side-Effect Management: Memory and Concentration Problems in Adults
05.31.2020
Two-page information sheet about managing memory and concentration problems in adults.
Side-Effect Management: Reducing Your Risk Of Infection
05.30.2022
Cancer patients, especially those undergoing chemotherapy, are more likely to get infections because of their weakened immune systems.