Courage over Cancer Filtered Blog

Clearing the air on the lung cancer risks we often ignore

One of the biggest misconceptions about lung cancer is that it only affects people who smoke.

The ultimate tune-up: Why staying ahead of your health is the smartest move for your family

When we ask men in our community what matters most to them, they rarely mention medical charts or numbers. Instead, they talk about family.

American Cancer Society grant supports transportation access at Mays Cancer Center

Lymphedema myth busters: Separating fact from fear

UT Health San Antonio plastic surgeons Dr. Anton Fries and Dr. Oriana Haran join us to debunk common misconceptions.

You are the essential piece: Building the future of health through clinical trials

The process is often imagined as a single, sudden 'aha!' moment. It’s much more like building a massive, intricate structure—a colossal puzzle that represents all medical knowledge. Every time a treatment is approved, a new piece of the puzzle clicks into place. 

Cancer ghosting: A silent side effect of survivorship

“Cancer ghosting” is a relatively new term that has gained popularity among people diagnosed with cancer. It refers to the all-too-common phenomenon of receiving a cancer diagnosis and then watching friends and family members “ghost,” or disappear from your life.