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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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57:08

Encore: Rockin' docs make some noise

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

2016/01/19

The alternative rock band N.E.D. - No Evidence of Disease was formed to break the silence about gynecological cancers by making some noise. But this is no ordinary rock band. N.E.D. is composed of 6 gynecologic oncology surgeons based in 5 different states across multiple time zones. The band is releasing its third album this fall and is featured in the award-winning documentary No Evidence of Disease. On the show are lead vocalist and Board Certified Gynecologic Oncologist Dr. Joanie Mayer Hope

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57:38

Encore: Calling it quits

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2016/01/12

According to the Center for Disease Control, tobacco remains the single largest preventable cause of death and disease in the United States. Cigarette smoking alone kills more than 480,000 Americans each year. So it’s no shock anymore that there’s a link between smoking and cancer. However, for many people, cigarette smoking is still a part of their life, and a very hard habit to break. Many people also think that if they haven’t quit smoking by now, they won’t ever be able to—even if they one day

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57:38

Encore: Calling it quits

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

2016/01/12

According to the Center for Disease Control, tobacco remains the single largest preventable cause of death and disease in the United States. Cigarette smoking alone kills more than 480,000 Americans each year. So it’s no shock anymore that there’s a link between smoking and cancer. However, for many people, cigarette smoking is still a part of their life, and a very hard habit to break. Many people also think that if they haven’t quit smoking by now, they won’t ever be able to—even if they one day

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57:29

Encore: Cancer and The Blame Game

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2016/01/05

Cancer awareness and support for patients has grown exponentially over the years, but there are still some cancers that people seem to avoid talking about, or even tend to stigmatize. On this episode of Frankly Speaking About Cancer, host Kim Thiboldeaux is taking on the public perceptions of lung, skin and cervical cancer and the importance of not playing the blame game when it comes to these diagnoses.

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57:29

Encore: Cancer and The Blame Game

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

2016/01/05

Cancer awareness and support for patients has grown exponentially over the years, but there are still some cancers that people seem to avoid talking about, or even tend to stigmatize. On this episode of Frankly Speaking About Cancer, host Kim Thiboldeaux is taking on the public perceptions of lung, skin and cervical cancer and the importance of not playing the blame game when it comes to these diagnoses.

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60:41

Encore: Patients Raise Their Voices: Joan Lunden and...

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2015/12/29

It is critically important for all patients to raise their voices in order to ensure that the care and treatments they receive addresses their individual values, preferences and priorities. This episode, with guest host Linda House, President of the Cancer Support Community, features two incredible women who are inspiring all of us to raise our voices: veteran broadcaster Joan Lunden and Amy Berman, a senior program officer at the John A. Hartford Foundation.

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60:41

Encore: Patients Raise Their Voices: Joan Lunden and...

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

2015/12/29

It is critically important for all patients to raise their voices in order to ensure that the care and treatments they receive addresses their individual values, preferences and priorities. This episode, with guest host Linda House, President of the Cancer Support Community, features two incredible women who are inspiring all of us to raise our voices: veteran broadcaster Joan Lunden and Amy Berman, a senior program officer at the John A. Hartford Foundation.

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58:19

Understanding polycythemia vera

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2015/12/22

Only about 14,500 people in the U.S. will be diagnosed with an MPN this year, and the number for polycythemia vera, a type of MPN, is even less—about 22 cases per 100,000 people. On this episode of Frankly Speaking About Cancer, we'll learn more about polycythemia vera, as well as tips for managing a rare cancer.

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57:57

Encore: Financial Planning 101

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2015/12/15

Estate planning, preparing a will, selecting a power of attorney and finalizing health care directives can be a daunting task for anyone. But for someone facing a cancer diagnosis these preparations can take on a totally new meaning and feel much more like a reality for all involved. On this episode guest host Linda House takes an in-depth look at each of these documents and how to prepare them with guests Clara Anderson Sainte, MSW, Program Director of Gilda’s Club Kansas City and Paul Pittman, an

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57:57

Encore: Financial Planning 101

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

2015/12/15

Estate planning, preparing a will, selecting a power of attorney and finalizing health care directives can be a daunting task for anyone. But for someone facing a cancer diagnosis these preparations can take on a totally new meaning and feel much more like a reality for all involved. On this episode guest host Linda House takes an in-depth look at each of these documents and how to prepare them with guests Clara Anderson Sainte, MSW, Program Director of Gilda’s Club Kansas City and Paul Pittman, an

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57:17

Innovation Happens: The Electronic Nose

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2015/12/08

Over the years there have been numerous studies on dogs' ability to detect cancer and how that ability might be applied in a clinical setting. This work is particularly important for cancers for which there are currently no effective means of detection or for which the testing process is extremely invasive. Today, in the latest installment of our series Innovation Happens, we’re going to take a look at electronic noses. Inspired by dogs’ natural smelling ability, scientists and engineers are

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60:41

Patients Raise Their Voices: Joan Lunden and Amy Berman

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2015/12/01

It is critically important for all patients to raise their voices in order to ensure that the care and treatments they receive addresses their individual values, preferences and priorities. This episode, with guest host Linda House, President of the Cancer Support Community, features two incredible women who are inspiring all of us to raise our voices: veteran broadcaster Joan Lunden and Amy Berman, a senior program officer at the John A. Hartford Foundation.

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60:41

Patients Raise Their Voices: Joan Lunden and Amy Berman

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

2015/12/01

It is critically important for all patients to raise their voices in order to ensure that the care and treatments they receive addresses their individual values, preferences and priorities. This episode, with guest host Linda House, President of the Cancer Support Community, features two incredible women who are inspiring all of us to raise our voices: veteran broadcaster Joan Lunden and Amy Berman, a senior program officer at the John A. Hartford Foundation.

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56:18

What you should know about National Family Caregivers...

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2015/11/24

“Day in and day out, selfless and loving Americans provide care and support to family members and friends in need. They are parents, spouses, children, siblings, relatives and neighbors who uphold their unwavering commitment to ensure the lives of their loved ones shine bright with health, safety and dignity.” -President Barack Obama. In honor of National Family Caregivers Awareness Month, this episode of Frankly Speaking About Cancer is all the vital role caregivers play in the cancer experience

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56:18

What you should know about National Family Caregivers...

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

2015/11/24

“Day in and day out, selfless and loving Americans provide care and support to family members and friends in need. They are parents, spouses, children, siblings, relatives and neighbors who uphold their unwavering commitment to ensure the lives of their loved ones shine bright with health, safety and dignity.” -President Barack Obama. In honor of National Family Caregivers Awareness Month, this episode of Frankly Speaking About Cancer is all the vital role caregivers play in the cancer experience

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55:54

Encore: Facing a lung cancer diagnosis

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2015/11/17

Being empowered is choosing to adopt actions, behaviors, and attitudes that can help you regain a sense of control over your treatment and life with cancer, excerpt from Frankly Speaking About Cancer: Lung Cancer. Part of being empowered means learning all you can about your specific type of cancer—what it is, how it affects your body, how it’s treated and what you can expect during diagnosis, treatment and beyond. On this episode, sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim, join guest host Linda House as we

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55:54

Encore: Facing a lung cancer diagnosis

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

2015/11/17

Being empowered is choosing to adopt actions, behaviors, and attitudes that can help you regain a sense of control over your treatment and life with cancer, excerpt from Frankly Speaking About Cancer: Lung Cancer. Part of being empowered means learning all you can about your specific type of cancer—what it is, how it affects your body, how it’s treated and what you can expect during diagnosis, treatment and beyond. On this episode, sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim, join guest host Linda House as we

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57:30

After You Hear It's Cancer

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2015/11/10

Cancer: It’s just one simple word with 6 letters and 2 syllables. But hearing this short, simple word from your doctor can change everything in an instant. Time can feel like it’s suddenly standing still and swirling by all at once. If you’ve heard this word from your doctor, you’re beginning a new journey—one you may not feel prepared to take. Joining host Kim Thiboldeaux to talk about what to do after you're newly diagnosed is John Leifer, author of After You Hear It's Cancer: A Guide to

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57:30

After You Hear It's Cancer

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

2015/11/10

Cancer: It’s just one simple word with 6 letters and 2 syllables. But hearing this short, simple word from your doctor can change everything in an instant. Time can feel like it’s suddenly standing still and swirling by all at once. If you’ve heard this word from your doctor, you’re beginning a new journey—one you may not feel prepared to take. Joining host Kim Thiboldeaux to talk about what to do after you're newly diagnosed is John Leifer, author of After You Hear It's Cancer: A Guide to

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56:41

Special Encore Presentation: What You Need to Know...

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

2015/10/27

More than 200,000 people in the U.S. are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. In addition to navigating the maze of treatment options, women with breast cancer are also often faced with making a choice about breast reconstruction. Joining guest host Linda House on the show are three guests who will discuss the many reconstruction and non-reconstruction options available, what they entail, and how to live well with life after breast cancer. These guests are: Andrea Strauss, MD FACS, a plastic

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