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By Marie Krejci, as told to Jo Cavallo / July 10, 2014

Coping With the Aftermath of Cancer

Even now, 3 years after I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I’m still struggling with how it is possible to have a normal mammogram and 6 months later be confronted with stage II estrogen/progesterone–positive, HER2-positive breast cancer. The news was especially devastating to hear because it...

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By Marie Krejci, as told to Jo Cavallo / July 25, 2014

Coping With the Aftermath of Cancer

Editor’s note: In the July 10 issue of The ASCO Post, this article by Marie Krejci as told to Jo Cavallo was published; however, the published version was incomplete in that it did not reflect important updates made by Ms. Krejci. We apologize to Ms. Krejci for this error and to our readers for any ...

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What Is the Impact of a Colon or Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis on Younger Adults?

International Cancer Organizations Present Collaborative Work During Oncology Event in China

Is There a Role for Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy in HR-Positive, HER2-Negative Early Breast Cancer?

Suicide-Related Mortality in Male AYA Cancer Survivors

Four-Year Asian Subpopulation Data From the CheckMate 816 Trial of Neoadjuvant Nivolumab Plus Chemotherapy in Resectable NSCLC