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28 Apr What Should I Do During an Emergency or Natural Disaster?

Posted at 10:30h in Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

by Amber Bauer, ASCO staff Earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, fires, flooding, riots. The news has been filled recently with stories of catastrophic events. And while you can’t always know in advance when an emergency situation is going to occur, you can be prepared. This includes thinking...

05 Apr Cancer Survivorship Care Plans

Posted at 09:00h in Partners, Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

Triage Cancer and the California Dialogue on Cancer (CDOC), have partnered together in the development of new tools to help increase the use of cancer survivorship care plans. These new tools include: Cancer Survivorship Care Plans: A Toolkit for Health Care Professionals Fact Sheets for...

24 Mar College and Cancer: Tips from the Inside

Posted at 08:27h in Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

by Michele Rosenthal One of my former students and advisees has said, “Being a college student is difficult enough. Adding cancer to the mix only makes things harder.” I have been privileged to call higher education my professional home for many years. My experiences put...

08 Mar Join us in Chicago, on Friday, April 8th

Posted at 08:30h in Disability Insurance, Employment, Finances, Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

For the third year in a row, Cancer and Careers will travel to the Windy City to host a free, daylong event focused on the challenges working people with cancer face in their efforts to balance treatment/recovery and employment. Cancer and Careers' Chief Mission...

30 Jan Partner Descriptions

Posted at 19:26h by Triage Cancer

22 Oct Medicare Open Enrollment: October 15-December 7

Posted at 10:00h in Advocacy, Health Insurance by Triage Cancer

Do you have Medicare? The Open Enrollment Period to make changes to your Medicare coverage began on October 15 and will end on December 7! As there will be changes to how much it costs for Medicare Part B and Part D plans, it can...

08 Oct Tips for Cancer Caregivers

Posted at 09:22h in Caregiving, Partners, Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

Becoming a caregiver for a family member or friend can be intimidating. The role of caregiver can become even more exhausting if you don’t find time to take care of yourself. Taking a few breaks each week to do the things you enjoy will help...

01 Oct Food Safety for People with Cancer

Posted at 10:00h in Exercise & Nutrition, Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

By J’aime Moehlman, Triage Cancer Program Coordinator Why is Food Safety Important? With the holiday season fast approaching, we wanted to share some tips and guidelines on food safety, brought to you by the U.S Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service and the...

29 Sep Accelerating Hope for the Lymphoma Community

Posted at 10:32h in Advocacy, Partners by Triage Cancer

In honor of National Blood Cancer Awareness Month, we are delighted to highlight the great work our partners at Lymphoma Research Foundation are doing! *** In the world of lymphoma research, the past year has been a microcosm of what we have been witnessing in...

22 Sep How Networking Can Be Your Super Power

Posted at 10:00h in Advocacy, Employment, Practical Tips by Triage Cancer

Terri Wingham, Founder & Executive Director of A Fresh Chapter, is back to talk about the power of “networking” and what that even means! Networking is often a loaded word. As defined by Merriam-Webster, “Networking is the exchange of information or services among individuals, groups,...