Disclosing Your Cancer to the Mermaids

Cancer Health Email Update A Cautionary Victory for Now: More About the Supreme Court’s Ruling on Preventive Health Care A roundup of statements on “Kennedy v. Braidwood.” The ruling upholds insurance coverage of cost-free preventive services such as cancer screenings, hepatitis testing and PrEP for HIV. Testing the Waters After learning she has breast cancer, Jackie Lantry ponders which friends to tell—and how to do it. She decides to start with the mermaids. Our Summer Issue Is Here! Our latest issue includes a profile on advocate (and funny man) Daniel Garza, a financial helper's insight, a breast cancer disclosure tale (with mermaids!) and “Can Heal” advice from a Minnesotan with leukemia. Plus, don't miss the Cancer Health 25: A Salute to Patient Advocates. Pill-on-a-Thread Could Help Monitor Esophageal Cancer Risk Capsule sponge tests may replace invasive endoscopies for some people with acid reflux, a risk factor for esophageal cancer. Advertisement Republican Megabill Will Mean Higher Health Costs for Many Americans How slashing Medicaid and Obamacare marketplace funding could lead to nearly 12 million more people without insurance by 2034. Cancer Health 25 Spotlight Click here to learn why Laura Beilke, a staff attorney at Triage Cancer, is honored in this year's Cancer Health 25: A Salute to Patient Advocates! Novel Cancer Screening Test for Veterans Now Being Offered at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute The clinical trial will provide veterans with a simple blood test that can screen for up to 50 different cancer types simultaneously. Healthy Recipe: Summer Strawberry Slushie Try it on a hot summer’s day – you won’t regret it! Science News Home Test Kits Boost Screening for Cervical Cancer Diets Heavy in Red Meat Higher Tied to Fatty Liver Disease Risk Successful Hepatitis C Treatment Lowers Heart and Kidney Disease Risk Breast Cancer Risk in Younger Women May Be Influenced by Hormone Therapy Cancer Health Stories Sustained Through Cancer by Strong Faith, Family and Medical Advances Testing the Waters: A Tale of Cancer Disclosure, Math and Mermaids A Melanoma Diary: Susan Pack Shares Her Journey With a Rare Skin Cancer Deciding Not to Treat My Cancer Science News Home Test Kits Boost Screening for Cervical Cancer Diets Heavy in Red Meat Higher Tied to Fatty Liver Disease Risk Successful Hepatitis C Treatment Lowers Heart and Kidney Disease Risk Breast Cancer Risk in Younger Women May Be Influenced by Hormone Therapy Cancer Health Stories Sustained Through Cancer by Strong Faith, Family and Medical Advances Testing the Waters: A Tale of Cancer Disclosure, Math and Mermaids A Melanoma Diary: Susan Pack Shares Her Journey With a Rare Skin Cancer Deciding Not to Treat My Cancer

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