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The Making of an Advocate: Stephanie Samolovitch

Stephanie Samolovitch is the founder and executive director of Young Adult Survivors United, an organization dedicated to supporting young adults diagnosed with cancer.

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Addressing Barriers To Adolescent And Young Adult Participation In Cancer Trials

Addressing Barriers To Adolescent And Young Adult Participation In Cancer Trials
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Palliative Care Important for Young Patients During Identity Development

Receiving palliative care is important for adolescent and young adult patients, as they experience a time of identity development, an expert told CURE®.

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What Can You do to Support Blood Cancer Patients/Survivors?

Anyone can be diagnosed with blood cancer. Blood cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in children and one of the most common in young adults. You may have a connection to blood cancer through a friend, a family member, yourself, or no current connection at all-but you can support survivors nonetheless. 1. Be.

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Cancer rates are climbing among young people It s not clear why

Vanessa Chapoy had just turned 24 when she felt the lump in her breast. It was “huge,” she remembers, “like the size of a walnut, or a big marble.” She went to the first in a series of doctors that night to have it checked out. Two and a half weeks later, she was diagnosed…

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