Cancer Today

Our spring issue is online now featuring 'Survivor' winner and cancer survivor @EthanZohn, along with updates on pediatric brain cancer care and more. brnw.ch/21x0H0y

This week in cancer news: A drug reduces treatment interruptions due to low platelets, PSMA PET identifies men who may not need prostate biopsy, and more. brnw.ch/21x0UZK

#ICYMI: After winning @survivorcbs, Ethan Zohn survived Hodgkin lymphoma. Now he's helping others learn the benefits of physical exercise even during cancer treatment. brnw.ch/21x0R2M @EthanZohn

“Immunotherapy is revolutionizing how we treat many cell tumors,” Dr. John Deeken, president of the @InovaHealth Schar Cancer Institute in Fairfax, Virginia, told me. Check out my latest story for @CancerTodayMag: cancertodaymag.org/spring-2026/li…

Liver cancer incidence is on the rise worldwide, but lifestyle changes could help avert most cases. Learn how: brnw.ch/21x0L4k

New research shows cruciferous vegetables produce compounds that can help protect against colon cancer. Learn more: brnw.ch/21x0JYu @SKamath_MD

This week in cancer news: The FDA approves a new treatment regimen for multiple myeloma, and people with melanoma who undergo sentinel node biopsy live longer. brnw.ch/21x0IYM

Eating a diet full of foods that reduce inflammation was linked to extended survival among people with colon cancer, according to a study. Learn more about these findings: brnw.ch/21x0F15

Peripheral neuropathy, a common side effect of chemotherapy, can leave cancer survivors with numbness in their feet or hands, as well as balance problems. But research suggests a new way to ease these symptoms: dancing the tango. Learn more: brnw.ch/21x0Eg8

#ICYMI: Exercise programs and individualized support can help survivors of all fitness levels stay active. Learn more: brnw.ch/21x0xQu

This week in cancer news: Some people with prostate cancer may not need hormone therapy, and colorectal cancer shifts increasingly to younger adults. brnw.ch/21x0wIl

Hot flashes are a common side effect of endocrine therapy for breast cancer with few available remedies, but a recently approved nonhormonal option has shown positive results in this population. brnw.ch/21x0uDb

If your friend has just been diagnosed with cancer, offering them emotional support is essential. But how do you go about doing that? We asked a social worker for advice. Read her recommendations: brnw.ch/21x0sqe

Research shows physical activity can help alleviate side effects from cancer treatment. Learn more about how cancer survivors can benefit from exercise: brnw.ch/21x0s82

Researchers studied an experimental endocrine therapy in an approach that uses blood tests to detect cancer progression in metastatic breast cancer. Learn more: brnw.ch/21x0qv0

Some people swear to the benefits of positivity, but the push to stay optimistic can pressure people with cancer to mask their real feelings. Find tips for coping with toxic positivity: brnw.ch/21x0ogm

People diagnosed with cancer before age 40 face unique challenges—from fertility preservation to ongoing surveillance—that can keep them in financial straits for years. Learn more: brnw.ch/21x0mqC

Cancer treatment can negatively impact a person's cardiovascular health. Learn how a cardiologist can help you stay on top of your heart health: brnw.ch/21x0liV

Microplastics found in tumors of people with prostate cancer, cervical cancer rates vary by state, and more in the Week in Cancer News from Cancer Today magazine. brnw.ch/21x0kbq

"We need a better way of being able to test people." A device to sample esophagus cells without endoscopy correctly identified people with Barrett esophagus with low risk for cancer. brnw.ch/21x0jY6