survivorship

Whether you’re a cancer survivor, friend, loved one, or medical professional, this is a day for everyone.

"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.

"Virtual Survivorship Day 2021" includes a variety of LIVE events held in a virtual format: Tai Chi, yoga, cooking, memory-making, emotional wellness & more.

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

On June 9, DCI and Susan G. Komen Triangle to Coast hosted "Navigating Survivorship,"a live patient forum on breast cancer and survivorship.

Join us! Our doctors, therapists, child life specialists, social workers, self-image consultants and many more individuals created videos to highlight services, resources & helpful tips.

More than 250 members of the Duke Cancer Patient Support Program community came together on Thursday, December 5, for the Nancy Weaver Emerson 29th Annual Tree of Hope Lighting Ceremony.

Medical family therapist Patrick Plumeri guides cancer patients and their loved ones as they explore big life questions and helps them manage the disease's daily stresses.

People diagnosed with cancer enter a period of intense treatment at a cancer center, and it can seem to their primary care physicians that they have disappeared.