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A paradigm shift away from “one-size-fits-all” treatment in cancer has fueled the movement toward precision medicine, an approach to cancer treatment that ensures delivery of the right intervention to the right patient at the right time.

Adolescent and young adult (AYA) patients aged 15 to 39 years are significantly underrepresented in cancer clinical trials.

When patients’ sexual functioning is compromised as a result of cancer treatment, so is their quality of life. Here’s what navigators can do to incorporate sexual preservation into survivorship care.

Can you separate these common nutrition myths from facts?

Palliative care is not only meant to provide pain control and complex symptom management for patients with cancer; it also facilitates discussions regarding future directions of care for patients, giving them more control over their quality of life.

Navigating employment and finances after a cancer diagnosis can be enormously challenging for patients, particularly in the midst of treatment.

What you need to know about navigating a patient with mental health issues.

Addressing compassion fatigue in the oncology healthcare setting is an integral component of any oncology navigation program.

The authors discuss the benefits of clinical and nonclinical patient navigation.

Fear and anxiety are unwelcome, although inevitable, occurrences in the initial phases of a cancer diagnosis and can certainly rear their ugly heads again and again along a patient’s journey.