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Stem cell transplantation

What are stem cells?Blood stem cells are produced in the marrow of the bones and can become any kind of blood cell the body needs. Stem cells are cons…

Dental and oral health

Side effects of blood cancer treatment may cause a variety of problems affecting the mouth, teeth, and jaw that can have an impact on your quality of …

Hair loss, skin and nail health in children and teens

Cancer treatments that destroy cancer cells can also damage healthy cells. This may cause side effects that can affect the skin, nails, and hair. Good…

Food and nutrition for children and teens

Nutrition basics Food gives your child’s body the fuel it needs for healthy body function, growth and development, and the energy to go about daily li…

Cancer Treatment: How to Make Informed Choices About Cancer Treatment and Clinical Trials

Cancer Treatment: How to Make Informed Choices About Cancer Treatment and Clinical Trials Thursday, June , Sycamore House Restaura…

Suggested Reading - 100 Questions & Answers About Cancer Symptoms and Cancer Treatment Side Effects

Sexual health and intimacy

Although not always discussed, sexual health and intimacy are an important part of your , even after a cancer diagnosis. Please note: If you have expe…

Watch and wait for children and teens

Watch and wait (active surveillance) involves closely watching a patient’s condition but not giving any treatment unless there are changes in signs, s…

Leadership and Executive Team

Meet Blood Cancer United’s leadership teams. The Executive Team

Stem cell transplantation in young adults

What are stem cells?Blood stem cells are produced in the marrow of the bones and can become any kind of blood cell the body needs. Stem cells are cons…

Fertility and reproductive health

Some cancer treatments affect fertility (the ability to conceive a child naturally). The risk of infertility from cancer treatment is based on several…

Genetics and Genomics: What are They, and Why Are They Important for Cancer Patients?

In this video, you will learn about genetics and genomics, how it is changing the face of cancer treatment, and how you can apply an effective communi…

Clinician Strategies and Resources II: Bridging Primary Care and Oncology in AYA Cancer Survivorship

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Suggested Reading - Beyond the Diagnosis: Surviving and Thriving with Multiple Myeloma and Breast Cancer

"Beyond the Diagnosis: Surviving and Thriving with Multiple Myeloma and Breast Cancer" unfolds an inspiring narrative that transcends the boundaries o…

Personalized Anti-TCRVbeta2 therapeutic antibody and ADC for T Cell Leukemias and Lymphomas

T cell cancers together comprise ~% of acute leukemias and 's lymphomas. A major challenge with currently available treatments for these is that the t…

Employment rights of young adult cancer survivors and caregivers

Working often fulfills a critical financial and emotional need for cancer survivors and their caregivers. In addition to providing income and importan…

Treating Adolescents and Young Adults (AYA) with Blood Cancer

Surviving Survivorship: Managing Life During and After a Cancer Diagnosis

The group will address specific issues related to a blood cancer diagnosis and will provide an opportunity for attendees to discuss concerns, anxietie…

Types of blood cancer treatment for children and teens

Chemotherapy, stem cell transplantation, and radiation therapy are common blood cancer treatments your child may receive.

Surviving Survivorship: Managing Life During and After a Cancer Diagnosis

The group will address specific issues related to a blood cancer diagnosis and will provide an opportunity for attendees to discuss concerns, anxietie…

Methods to administer cancer drugs to children and teens

Doctors may administer your child’s cancer drugs intravenously, by mouth, through an intramuscular or subcutaneous injection, or through a spinal tap.

Suggested Reading - 100 Questions & Answers About Cancer and Fertility

Whether you're a newly diagnosed cancer patient, a survivor or a loved one of someone suffering from infertility, this book offers help. The only book…

Watch and wait

Watch and wait (active surveillance) involves closely watching a patient’s condition but not giving any treatment unless there are changes in signs, s…

Dietitians and Nutritionists

Get a Free Nutrition Consultation You may want to ask your doctor to refer you to a dietitian or a nutritionist for specific advice and guidance…

Heart, kidneys, liver and lung function in children and teens

Some cancer treatments can affect the function of major organs like the heart, kidneys, liver, and lungs. Your child's doctor will monitor them closel…