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Integrative Oncology in Young Women With Breast Cancer

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By Sally J Trufan, Rebecca S. Greiner, Susan Yaguda, Julie Fisher, Richard White, Yancey Warren, Anna Hecksher, Courtney Schepel, Chasse Bailey-Dorton, Lejla Hadzikadic-Gusic
| ONCOLOGY journal Verified
ABSTRACT Small studies have demonstrated the benefit of integrative oncology (IO) therapies in patients with breast cancer; however, referral patterns and timing of therapies are unknown. This study describes the referral pattern and utilization of IO services by young women with breast cancer. A retrospective review identified female patients, 40 years or younger, with a breast cancer diagnosis between 2014 and 2019, and a documented IO consultation.
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How Mindfulness Meditation Can Help Cancer Survivors Cope with Stress

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By Susan Yaguda, Samantha Leonard, Adam Buffery, Catherine A. Sanderson
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It’s possible that 2020 will go down in history as the year of Murphy’s Law. The whole “what can go wrong, will go wrong” adage seems fitting for many as they navigate the economic, social and familial impact of the pandemic and cultural movements. Increased stress during these challenging times is the norm for even the healthiest among us.
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Physical Fitness and Cancer

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By Yvette Florio Lane, Samantha Leonard, Susan Yaguda, Patrick McNamee
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Fitness and cancer. Those 2 words seem to be diametrically opposed, don’t they? When I was first diagnosed in the spring of 2018 with stage III rectal cancer, I used to joke with my oncologist that I was the healthiest guy with cancer that he had ever met. Trainer and Athlete At that time, I was a part-time personal trainer and a veteran strength athlete going on 16 years of competition.
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