Cancer Research and Cancer Support Articles

Learn the truth about sugar and cancer. Discover evidence-based nutrition guidelines and why eliminating all sugar isn’t necessary for cancer patients.

Whether snacks are good or bad for you seems to be an open question. Snacks can lead to lower quality diets, or higher. What’s going on?

Wherever you live, it’s important to have a disaster preparedness plan. It’s especially important in Florida, where hurricane season is officially June 1 to November 30.

You may be someone who does not share an enthusiasm for dairy, but you may rethink your drink after seeing these nutrition facts.

Cancer and treatments can cause fatigue, pain, nausea, and other physical symptoms that can contribute to depression and anxiety. Learn More.

How to navigate the physical, emotional, and psychological aftermath of a disease that alters almost every aspect of life.

Talking with your children about what it means to have cancer can be overwhelming. Here are some helpful tips to guide the conversation.

Grief related to cancer may show up in different ways—before treatment begins, during the treatment process or after it ends. Learn More.