by Cy Cannon | Feb 19, 2025 | Cancer Bites
For many gynecologic cancer patients, receiving positive medical news—such as early detection, a favorable prognosis, or successful treatment—should mark a moment of relief. However, recent studies reveal an unexpected paradox: being labeled as “lucky” can...
by Cy Cannon | Feb 19, 2025 | Cancer Bites
In oncology units across the world, an underexamined paradox unfolds daily: the relationships that enable nurses to provide compassionate, effective care also expose them to profound emotional distress. By cultivating compassionate relationships with their patients,...
by Cy Cannon | Feb 19, 2025 | Cancer Bites
In the quiet of a hospital room or the privacy of their own bathroom, women who have undergone mastectomies face a profound moment of truth: the first time they look in the mirror. This seemingly simple act—one we perform routinely throughout our lives—becomes a...
by Cy Cannon | Feb 19, 2025 | Cancer Bites
In oncology settings, moments of levity arise amidst despair, revealing the paradoxical nature of humor in cancer care. For patients, laughter is not just a release but a strategic tool to navigate fears and uncertainties. A young woman dismissing her anxiety about...
