For any patient, trust and faith in the treating hospital is very important, and I trusted that place with my life.

My daughter's journey represents the huge impact of collaborations in transforming lives. 

Distraction activities help children focus on constructive work, diverting their attention away from their illness.

After that discussion, she changed her mind and completed recommended treatment. She survived. Experiences like these during patient care process are priceless.

Hope for cancer patients lies on two extreme ends of the spectrum of life — hope for a cure or hope for death with dignity.

After decades of researching the psychological impacts of cancer, my own diagnosis hit home with a deeply disconcerting truth: cancer had stripped me of agency.

After researching my options, I opted for surgery and was shocked to learn that my cancer was already in the final stage before spreading.

Anyone can join this community. Together, we can build a world without cancer.

A few months post-surgery, I am tremendously grateful that I asked many questions and found the right treatment quickly.