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Less than 8% of cancer clinical trial enrollees are Latino/Hispanic, although they comprise 17% of the US population.

Evidence suggests that cancer survivors who participate in support groups are less depressed and anxious, have better social well-being, and are more knowledgeable about their disease process.

Whether it is completing a marathon or taking a cruise to celebrate a 50th wedding anniversary, life goals are essential for optimal health and well-being.

Patients diagnosed with cancer and going through treatment often experience significant changes to their appearance and consequently struggle with their body image.

The Hoag Family Cancer Institute (HFCI) provides robust services including diagnosis-specific oncology nurse navigation (ONN), social workers, chaplains, support groups, dietitians, and other programmatic features for patients and families.

A diagnosis of breast cancer (BC) impacts the entire family, especially the male partner of the patient.

A breast cancer diagnosis and recommended treatment produces high levels of anxiety in patients.

Recently, the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) published practice guidelines advocating that all cancer patients be asked about sexual concerns during treatment planning and follow-up.

Oncology navigation spans the continuum of cancer care, from prevention through end-of-life care.

The advent of oral chemotherapy agents has changed the treatment plan for many oncology patients.