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Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support Community

Cancer Support Community

Frankly Speaking about Cancer is a program that inspires, educates, and empowers patients, survivors, and caregivers living with cancer.

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56:46

Lung Cancer Awareness

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2013/11/05

November is lung cancer awareness month. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the U.S., due in part to the fact that so few cases are diagnosed at an early stage when cancer is most curable. Today we’re hoping to shed light on a type of cancer that carries a stigma—even though 80% of people diagnosed with lung cancer are former or never-smokers. Joining us for the show is Amy Copeland, the Associate Director of Medical Outreach at Lung Cancer Alliance (LCA), and Jenny White, a lung

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57:47

Re-Mission 2: Can a Video Game Make a Difference?

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2013/10/29

What do video games have to do with helping children with cancer? HopeLab and Cigna Total Health are hoping that their video game, “Re-Mission 2,” will give kids with cancer a positive attitude about their treatment. On today’s show with guest host Linda House of the Cancer Support Community, we’ll hear more about this unique project with guests Dr. Scott Josephs of Cigna Total Health and Network and Richard Tate of HopeLab. We’ll find out if “Re-Mission 2” has succeeded in its own mission and what

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57:47

Re-Mission 2: Can a Video Game Make a Difference?

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support... ·

2013/10/29

What do video games have to do with helping children with cancer? HopeLab and Cigna Total Health are hoping that their video game, “Re-Mission 2,” will give kids with cancer a positive attitude about their treatment. On today’s show with guest host Linda House of the Cancer Support Community, we’ll hear more about this unique project with guests Dr. Scott Josephs of Cigna Total Health and Network and Richard Tate of HopeLab. We’ll find out if “Re-Mission 2” has succeeded in its own mission and what

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56:31

Improving the Cancer Experience with Palliative Care

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2013/10/22

We’re hearing the phrase “the cancer experience” more and more these days. This show is all about an increasingly popular concept in the cancer space that is all about improving the cancer experience—the concept of palliative care. Our host Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by some top experts who will explain what palliative care (also called supportive care) is and why it’s so important to incorporate in every step of your cancer journey. Kim is joined by Rebecca Kirch, Director, Quality of Life and

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56:31

Improving the Cancer Experience with Palliative Care

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support... ·

2013/10/22

We’re hearing the phrase “the cancer experience” more and more these days. This show is all about an increasingly popular concept in the cancer space that is all about improving the cancer experience—the concept of palliative care. Our host Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by some top experts who will explain what palliative care (also called supportive care) is and why it’s so important to incorporate in every step of your cancer journey. Kim is joined by Rebecca Kirch, Director, Quality of Life and

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58:21

Patient Access to Cancer Care Excellence

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2013/10/15

Lilly Oncology's Patient Access to Cancer care Excellence (PACE) initiative represents a global, collaborative effort between Lilly Oncology, patients, advocates and thought leaders to encourage public policies and health care decisions that support the continuation of medical innovation and ensure patient access to the most effective cancer treatments. Learn more about this unique effort and what it means for people impacted by cancer.

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58:21

Patient Access to Cancer Care Excellence

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support... ·

2013/10/15

Lilly Oncology's Patient Access to Cancer care Excellence (PACE) initiative represents a global, collaborative effort between Lilly Oncology, patients, advocates and thought leaders to encourage public policies and health care decisions that support the continuation of medical innovation and ensure patient access to the most effective cancer treatments. Learn more about this unique effort and what it means for people impacted by cancer.

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55:36

Single Fathers Due to Cancer

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2013/10/08

Even with all its rewards and wonderful moments, parenting is a tough job. Raising a family after losing a spouse can make things even more challenging. After coming up empty-handed in their search for resources for fathers who had recently lost their wives to cancer, a team at University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill began their own support group just for these men, called Single Fathers Due to Cancer. Since its inception in the fall of 2010, this program has helped a group of fathers through a

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55:36

Single Fathers Due to Cancer

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support... ·

2013/10/08

Even with all its rewards and wonderful moments, parenting is a tough job. Raising a family after losing a spouse can make things even more challenging. After coming up empty-handed in their search for resources for fathers who had recently lost their wives to cancer, a team at University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill began their own support group just for these men, called Single Fathers Due to Cancer. Since its inception in the fall of 2010, this program has helped a group of fathers through a

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56:55

Dan Duffy, Lifting the Veil Off Cancer

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2013/10/01

Dan Duffy has been working in film, television, and radio for almost 20 years and has won numerous awards in his career. He is a Telly Award Winner, a seven-time Telly Award Finalist, and an AIR (Achievement in Radio) award winner, with two other nominations. In 2003, Dan was diagnosed with stage three testicular cancer and was declared cancer-free seven months later. After his own cancer experience left him with questions he was unable to answer, Dan wanted to change the way people looked at a

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56:55

Dan Duffy, Lifting the Veil Off Cancer

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support... ·

2013/10/01

Dan Duffy has been working in film, television, and radio for almost 20 years and has won numerous awards in his career. He is a Telly Award Winner, a seven-time Telly Award Finalist, and an AIR (Achievement in Radio) award winner, with two other nominations. In 2003, Dan was diagnosed with stage three testicular cancer and was declared cancer-free seven months later. After his own cancer experience left him with questions he was unable to answer, Dan wanted to change the way people looked at a

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57:50

Dog Detectives

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2013/09/24

There have been many amazing stories in the news about dogs that have alerted their owners to cancer. There’s Susan Castriota, who recounted how her dog was poking at her breast for months before she was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. There’s Steve Warner, whose dog’s obsessive sniffing around his ears convinced him to get an MRI, which alerted him to his brain tumor. And those aren’t the other anecdotes out there. Scientists have begun to study this phenomena and the results are very

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57:50

Dog Detectives

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support... ·

2013/09/24

There have been many amazing stories in the news about dogs that have alerted their owners to cancer. There’s Susan Castriota, who recounted how her dog was poking at her breast for months before she was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. There’s Steve Warner, whose dog’s obsessive sniffing around his ears convinced him to get an MRI, which alerted him to his brain tumor. And those aren’t the other anecdotes out there. Scientists have begun to study this phenomena and the results are very

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58:03

Life After Cancer: Cancer Rehabilitation

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2013/09/17

There is life after cancer. Learn about cancer rehab and how to live a healthy life after treatment is complete. What kind of rehabilitation may be helpful after having cancer? Is it possible to feel like your old self again after treatment? How can you get help for cognitive issues like “chemo brain”? Joining Kim Thiboldeaux to explore the answers to these questions is Jeanne Simard, a registered nurse with a clinical background in cancer rehabilitation and critical care. She is the corporate vice

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58:03

Life After Cancer: Cancer Rehabilitation

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support... ·

2013/09/17

There is life after cancer. Learn about cancer rehab and how to live a healthy life after treatment is complete. What kind of rehabilitation may be helpful after having cancer? Is it possible to feel like your old self again after treatment? How can you get help for cognitive issues like “chemo brain”? Joining Kim Thiboldeaux to explore the answers to these questions is Jeanne Simard, a registered nurse with a clinical background in cancer rehabilitation and critical care. She is the corporate vice

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58:04

Living with MPN

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2013/09/10

September 12 is MPN Awareness Day. Today’s show is all about this rare group of blood cancers—whose full name is Myeloproliferative Neoplasms. Being a rare cancer, understanding an MPN diagnosis and its treatment options can be confusing. Today we’ve invited on a couple of guests to help us better understand this condition and how to live well with it. Joining us today is Dr. John Mascarenhas, an assistant professor in Medicine, Hematology and Medical Oncology at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine

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58:04

Living with MPN

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support... ·

2013/09/10

September 12 is MPN Awareness Day. Today’s show is all about this rare group of blood cancers—whose full name is Myeloproliferative Neoplasms. Being a rare cancer, understanding an MPN diagnosis and its treatment options can be confusing. Today we’ve invited on a couple of guests to help us better understand this condition and how to live well with it. Joining us today is Dr. John Mascarenhas, an assistant professor in Medicine, Hematology and Medical Oncology at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine

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56:18

Support Over the Phone

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support... ·

2013/08/27

Newly diagnosed and in need of support? Long-time survivor and looking for resources? Just having a rough day and just want to talk to someone? If cancer is in your life, the toll-free Cancer Support Helpline is available to help, whether you have cancer or you are the loved one of someone who does. On this show, we’ll learn more about the services of the Cancer Support Helpline and why they are so important. Your host Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by Charli Prather, a call counselor who talks to people

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56:18

Support Over the Phone

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support... ·

2013/08/27

Newly diagnosed and in need of support? Long-time survivor and looking for resources? Just having a rough day and just want to talk to someone? If cancer is in your life, the toll-free Cancer Support Helpline is available to help, whether you have cancer or you are the loved one of someone who does. On this show, we’ll learn more about the services of the Cancer Support Helpline and why they are so important. Your host Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by Charli Prather, a call counselor who talks to people

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58:04

Special Encore Presentation: Tissue Sampling in the...

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support... ·

2013/08/20

In partnership with the Research Advocacy Network, CSC presents a show on the role of tissue sampling in the cancer continuum. Did you know that tissue can be donated at any point in one’s life, as well as from those living with cancer, and their family members? Learn more with Dr. LaBaer, Director of the Virginia G. Piper Center for Personalized Diagnostics at the Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University and Kay Kays, a four-time pancreatic cancer survivor and patient advocate with Research

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