"I didn't get how much you hung on to every word I said to you," she wrote in her letter. Oncology nurse Lindsay Norris never imagined she’d be told the three words she had said to dozens of ...

The nurse had two more months of chemotherapy and is now being monitored with imaging every three months and lab work, including a lab test to check for circulating tumor DNA. Dutton urges others ...

University of Vermont Cancer Center is putting on its second annual fashion show to raise money for cancer patients, ...

A nurse relayed this story (that overlaps with the category of patients' rights): "We then find ourselves giving chemo to 95+-year-olds whose family does not want to go against the MDI very ...

However, nearly a decade and 180 rounds of chemotherapy later, Ms Comer is still not giving up on life. But after the torturous treatments wore on her and left her even 'sicker' than before ...

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Your doctors and nurses will work with you to control, lessen or avoid the side effects of chemotherapy. You will be given specific information on chemotherapy planned for you. If chemotherapy is part ...

Documentation is especially important for nurse practitioners in cancer research and can lead to improved patient recruitment ...

If you have a district nurse, they will continue to look after the wound. Your doctor gives you a lower dose of chemotherapy if you are having electrochemotherapy than if you are having the ...