Every year, thousands of cancer patients depend on blood transfusions to survive chemotherapy, surgeries, and treatment complications. As we recognize World Blood Donor Day on June 14, learn how your donation can provide strength, hope, and life to those in need.

A new study suggests that daily vitamin D supplements may improve how well breast cancer patients respond to chemotherapy. Learn what researchers found and what it could mean for your treatment journey.

When facing a cancer diagnosis, it’s natural to have questions about what comes next. You may hear doctors talk about prognostic and predictive factors, but what do those terms really mean? In this article, we break down these important medical concepts in clear, everyday language. You'll learn how certain tumor traits help predict the cancer’s natural behavior—and how others can guide your treatment options. Whether you're a patient or caregiver, understanding these factors can help you feel more informed and involved in your care plan.

Can light exercise really help fight cancer? A new study suggests that prehabilitation—gentle, supervised workouts during chemotherapy—may strengthen the immune system in patients with esophageal cancer. Learn how staying active might support your treatment and recovery.

A new study reveals that eating a colorful variety of fruits and vegetables could help fight cancer and extend your life. Discover how simple dietary changes can make a powerful difference.

June is Cancer Survivor Month — a time to honor incredible journeys like Chris Parrish’s. Diagnosed with stage IV pancreatic cancer and given six months to live, Chris chose hope, fought hard, and today celebrates 16 years of survivorship. His story reminds us to advocate fiercely and live fully, no matter the odds.

Maintaining proper nutrition during chemotherapy is essential for managing side effects and supporting your body’s recovery. Discover the top seven foods—like ginger, protein, and leafy greens—that can help you feel stronger and more energized throughout your cancer treatment journey.

When cancer impacted my family, we learned firsthand the difference between palliative care and hospice care. One path supports treatment and quality of life, while the other focuses on comfort in life's final chapter. Here’s what our journey taught us about making the right choice.

New research highlights how chronic inflammation increases cancer risk, especially in the gut. Learn how reducing inflammation through diet, exercise, stress management, and future therapies could help lower cancer risk for patients and caregivers.

In honor of Cancer Survivor Month, we share Erin’s powerful story of resilience. Diagnosed at 19 with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, Erin found strength by advocating for herself and embracing vulnerability. Her journey reminds us that true courage lies not just in fighting cancer, but in allowing yourself to lean on others and celebrate every small victory.

June is Cancer Survivor Month, a time to celebrate the strength and resilience of over 18 million Americans living with a history of cancer. New 2025 statistics reveal remarkable progress in survivorship but also highlight ongoing challenges, including long-term health effects and persistent disparities in care. As survivorship numbers grow, so does the need for equitable, comprehensive care to support this thriving community.

June is Cancer Survivor Month—a time to celebrate the incredible strength and resilience of those who have faced cancer. Join us as we honor survivors' journeys, raise awareness for ongoing support, and spread hope throughout our communities.

When undergoing chemotherapy, maintaining a diet that supports your immune system and overall health is crucial. Certain foods can pose risks, from raw meats to unwashed produce and even some supplements. In this guide, we break down the 10 foods and beverages you should steer clear of during chemotherapy—and why making these adjustments can make a meaningful difference in your treatment journey.

When Cody and Amanda got married in October 2021, they never imagined that just two months later, Cody would be diagnosed with an aggressive, high-grade brain tumor. What followed was a whirlwind of surgeries, treatments, and a complete shift in how they viewed life and love. During Brain Cancer Awareness Month, Cody’s story reminds us that purpose doesn’t end with a diagnosis. It begins with how you choose to live in its wake. Through faith, support, and unwavering determination, Cody is not just surviving—he’s thriving with intention.

Blood donations are a silent lifeline for thousands of cancer patients. From chemotherapy to surgery, many rely on transfusions to survive treatment and regain strength. In this blog, we explore why donated blood is so critical for cancer care—and how a simple act of generosity can make an extraordinary difference.

Can regular exercise after a cancer diagnosis really improve your chances of living longer? According to a groundbreaking new study, the answer is a resounding yes. Researchers found that engaging in moderate-to-vigorous physical activity after cancer can significantly reduce the risk of death—not just for breast and colon cancers, but for a wide range of other types, including lung, kidney, and prostate. With over 90,000 survivors studied, this research sends a powerful message: movement matters more than we ever realized.

Chemotherapy-induced diarrhea (CID) is a common but serious side effect that can disrupt cancer treatment. This article explores the causes of CID and introduces HuMOLYTE™—a novel supplement combining 2’-FL and electrolytes to support gut integrity and hydration. Patients can now receive four free tubs by joining the HuMOLYTE™ experience survey.

When a seasoned firefighter began experiencing troubling symptoms, doctors dismissed it as a common prostate issue. But he knew something was wrong—and refused to back down. In this moving story of survival, shared during Bladder Cancer Awareness Month, we follow his journey through diagnosis, chemotherapy, life-changing surgery, and an inspiring return to competition. “My entire crew shaved their heads for me,” he recalls—a testament to the strength of brotherhood in the face of adversity.

New research from UCSF shows that the gut microbiome plays a powerful role in how the body responds to chemotherapy. Some bacteria can actually help break down toxic byproducts of chemo drugs like capecitabine, reducing harmful side effects. HuMOLYTE’s 2’-FL prebiotic supports these beneficial bacteria, helping patients protect and restore their gut health during cancer treatment.

Congress is considering a bill that would cut $715 billion from Medicaid—jeopardizing care for over 8.6 million Americans, including cancer patients. Learn how the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network is fighting back and how you can help stop these harmful cuts.