The best forms of healing don't always come in a bottle, a pill or any kind of external medicine. Sometimes, internal healing works best to promote overall health, and, for some people, it can be achieved through the practice of tai chi.
Thanks to a clinical trial studying the effects of yoga on brain tumor patients, glioblastoma survivor Bratton Fennell has been better able to manage his anxiety during and after treatment.
Social distancing to reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) doesn’t have to mean social isolation. Clinical psychologist Catherine Powers-James, Ph.D., shares six ways cancer patients, survivors and caregivers can stay connected and cope.
Are you constantly asking yourself questions like, “Does this headache mean I have COVID-19? Is my cough a coronavirus symptom?” Rachel Lynn, M.D., shares advice on how to combat constant worry that your symptoms are signs of COVID-19.
Stressed out? A cancer diagnosis can bring fear, worry and stress. Learn what you can do to cope.
For years, people believed that patients being treated for cancer should rest and take it easy. But exercise during cancer treatment can help patients experience fewer side effects and recover faster, say new guidelines from the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
Stress can harm your health, but there are ways to control it.
Whether you have an upcoming CT scan or are expecting news from your doctor, waiting can cause anxiety, worry and stress. So, we asked our Facebook community how they cope with the stress or anxiety before an important scan or appointment. Here's what they had to say.