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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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58:04

Special Encore Presentation: Tissue Sampling in the...

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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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60:50

Special Encore Presentation: Racial Disparities in...

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2013/08/13

Tune in Tuesday, July 17th to hear how a person’s race could affect their chance of surviving breast cancer. As many know, a person’s experience with a breast cancer diagnosis, their treatment and their risk of dying is very different depending on the race of that patient. Dr. Steven Whitman, Director of the Sinai Health Institute and Marc Hurlbert, Executive Director of the Avon Foundation’s global breast cancer programs discuss their new study of this racial disparity across the U.S.’s 25 largest

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60:50

Special Encore Presentation: Racial Disparities in...

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2013/08/13

Tune in Tuesday, July 17th to hear how a person’s race could affect their chance of surviving breast cancer. As many know, a person’s experience with a breast cancer diagnosis, their treatment and their risk of dying is very different depending on the race of that patient. Dr. Steven Whitman, Director of the Sinai Health Institute and Marc Hurlbert, Executive Director of the Avon Foundation’s global breast cancer programs discuss their new study of this racial disparity across the U.S.’s 25 largest

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57:15

Doing Well By Doing Good

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2013/08/06

Within the past year, the Cancer Support Community has been extremely fortunate to have created partnerships with three philanthropic and community-minded entrepreneurs. These entrepreneurs have been generous enough to donate a portion of the proceeds from their products, some specifically designed with the Cancer Support Community in mind, to the programs and services offered by the Cancer Support Community. Join the Cancer Support Community’s Kim Thiboldeaux in learning more about the work of John

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57:15

Doing Well By Doing Good

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

2013/08/06

Within the past year, the Cancer Support Community has been extremely fortunate to have created partnerships with three philanthropic and community-minded entrepreneurs. These entrepreneurs have been generous enough to donate a portion of the proceeds from their products, some specifically designed with the Cancer Support Community in mind, to the programs and services offered by the Cancer Support Community. Join the Cancer Support Community’s Kim Thiboldeaux in learning more about the work of John

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59:36

Confronting Research Funding for Hard-to-Beat Cancers

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2013/07/30

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States, and pancreatic cancer has one of the lowest 5-year survival rates of all cancers. Despite these facts and figures, lung cancer, pancreatic cancer and other hard-to-beat cancers of the liver, esophagus, stomach and ovary have historically been given the lowest amount of government research funding. A new piece of legislation called the Recalcitrant Cancer Research Act, signed into law in January, is working to change that. On this

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59:36

Confronting Research Funding for Hard-to-Beat Cancers

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

2013/07/30

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States, and pancreatic cancer has one of the lowest 5-year survival rates of all cancers. Despite these facts and figures, lung cancer, pancreatic cancer and other hard-to-beat cancers of the liver, esophagus, stomach and ovary have historically been given the lowest amount of government research funding. A new piece of legislation called the Recalcitrant Cancer Research Act, signed into law in January, is working to change that. On this

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59:06

Special Encore Presentation: Chemotherapy Myths or Facts

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2013/07/23

We know that often people undergoing cancer treatment have a very different experience than they originally anticipated. Today’s show brings on Jack Beckman, a professional drag racer in the National Hot Rod Association and cancer survivor as well as LauraJane Hyde, CEO of CSC’s affiliate, Gilda’s Club Chicago, to debunk common misconceptions associated with chemotherapy and work to encourage patients and caregivers to take charge of their cancer journey by speaking openly with their doctors.

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59:06

Special Encore Presentation: Chemotherapy Myths or Facts

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

2013/07/23

We know that often people undergoing cancer treatment have a very different experience than they originally anticipated. Today’s show brings on Jack Beckman, a professional drag racer in the National Hot Rod Association and cancer survivor as well as LauraJane Hyde, CEO of CSC’s affiliate, Gilda’s Club Chicago, to debunk common misconceptions associated with chemotherapy and work to encourage patients and caregivers to take charge of their cancer journey by speaking openly with their doctors.

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55:40

Eat to Live Healthy

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2013/07/16

People in treatment, post treatment, caregivers, family and friends—everyone wants to know what they should be eating that can make a difference. What can help them stay strong while facing the grueling challenges of a cancer treatment or supporting someone in treatment? Are there foods that really can help prevent certain kinds of cancer? What do they really need to know? On this show, Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by Collette Heimowitz, Vice President of Nutrition & Education for Atkins Nutritionals,

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55:40

Eat to Live Healthy

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

2013/07/16

People in treatment, post treatment, caregivers, family and friends—everyone wants to know what they should be eating that can make a difference. What can help them stay strong while facing the grueling challenges of a cancer treatment or supporting someone in treatment? Are there foods that really can help prevent certain kinds of cancer? What do they really need to know? On this show, Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by Collette Heimowitz, Vice President of Nutrition & Education for Atkins Nutritionals,

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59:04

Special Encore Presentation: Skin Side Effects and...

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2013/07/09

Tuesday’s show focuses on skin issues experienced by cancer patients both during and after treatment. CSC welcomes Dr. Mario E. Lacouture, a dermatologist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, who focuses on the prevention and side effect management for those experiencing skin issues during and after cancer treatment. These include issues affecting the skin, hair, and nails of cancer patients and survivors. Join us for an hour that’s both informative and revealing---including the latest in

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59:04

Special Encore Presentation: Skin Side Effects and...

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

2013/07/09

Tuesday’s show focuses on skin issues experienced by cancer patients both during and after treatment. CSC welcomes Dr. Mario E. Lacouture, a dermatologist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, who focuses on the prevention and side effect management for those experiencing skin issues during and after cancer treatment. These include issues affecting the skin, hair, and nails of cancer patients and survivors. Join us for an hour that’s both informative and revealing---including the latest in

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58:20

Cancer Experience Registry

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2013/07/02

The Cancer Support Community’s Linda House is joined by Craig Cole, Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center, and Anne Morris, Research Manager at the Cancer Support Community’s Research Institute. Tune in to find out about the Cancer Support Community’s Cancer Experience Registry, a platform for people to share their experiences with cancer so that the cancer community at large may better address their needs.

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58:20

Cancer Experience Registry

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

2013/07/02

The Cancer Support Community’s Linda House is joined by Craig Cole, Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center, and Anne Morris, Research Manager at the Cancer Support Community’s Research Institute. Tune in to find out about the Cancer Support Community’s Cancer Experience Registry, a platform for people to share their experiences with cancer so that the cancer community at large may better address their needs.

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59:27

Special Encore Presentation: Melanoma / Skin Cancer...

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2013/06/11

Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by Mary Ryan, a woman living with melanoma, Dr. Elizabeth Callahan, one of the country’s premier specialists in cosmetic dermatology and Mohs skin cancer surgery, and Tim Ternham, the Executive Director of the Melanoma Research Foundation. Tune in to find out about the latest on treatment advances in melanoma, tips for prevention, and ways to live the best quality of life possible with this disease.

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59:27

Special Encore Presentation: Melanoma / Skin Cancer...

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

2013/06/11

Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by Mary Ryan, a woman living with melanoma, Dr. Elizabeth Callahan, one of the country’s premier specialists in cosmetic dermatology and Mohs skin cancer surgery, and Tim Ternham, the Executive Director of the Melanoma Research Foundation. Tune in to find out about the latest on treatment advances in melanoma, tips for prevention, and ways to live the best quality of life possible with this disease.

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59:30

Finding Support Through Documentary Film

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2013/06/04

When you’re a young adult diagnosed with cancer, you’re faced with a unique set of challenges. Today’s show is about a documentary web series called Valleys that chronicles the journey of Amy Mcdougall-Aubin and her family and friends as she completes her cancer treatment and embarks on a trip to raft the Grand Canyon. Like white-water rafting itself, there are twists and turns in Amy’s journey as she and her caregivers confront the challenges of cancer. Joining us on the show are Amy, her best

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59:30

Finding Support Through Documentary Film

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

2013/06/04

When you’re a young adult diagnosed with cancer, you’re faced with a unique set of challenges. Today’s show is about a documentary web series called Valleys that chronicles the journey of Amy Mcdougall-Aubin and her family and friends as she completes her cancer treatment and embarks on a trip to raft the Grand Canyon. Like white-water rafting itself, there are twists and turns in Amy’s journey as she and her caregivers confront the challenges of cancer. Joining us on the show are Amy, her best

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59:20

Breakaway from Cancer 2013

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2013/05/07

The Amgen Tour of California is just around the corner! Learn more about the race and what it has to do with Breakaway from Cancer, a partnership between Amgen and four nonprofits that aims to increase the awareness of the free resources available to people affected by cancer. Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by Bob Azelby from Amgen Oncology, Kristin Bachochin from AEG Sports and Laurie and Brian Frank from CSC San Francisco Bay Area.

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