Supportive Care and Survivorship

"Survivor Friendly" began in 2016 after the founder, Jacqueline Cromity, had more than her fair share of cancer experiences.

The burden of care after breast cancer treatment is on oncologists, other specialists & primary care providers. Here's a new Duke-edited guide for treating survivors.

A DCI breast cancer care team joins forces with a genetics counselor to treat mother with high-risk genetic syndrome; prompting testing and preventative screening for her kids.

Cheyenne Corbett, PhD, with DCI's Supportive Care & Survivorship Center and Center for Onco-Primary Care, weighs in on the findings.

No matter how sick he was, Bobby never felt “done” with life. He lived it to the fullest, and his legacy lives on.

Working as a hematology-oncology nurse practitioner at Duke for more than two decades, Duke University School of Nursing graduate Heather Paradis had no idea that she would one day experience cancer care from the other side.

Living life as a teen after cancer isn't easy. Duke's Teen and Young Adult Oncology Program is here to help.