Cancer Health Treatment Update Happy holidays from all of us at Cancer Health! Cancer Health Treatment Update The Pancancer Paradigm New site-agnostic therapies that treat cancer anywhere in the body highlight the importance of genetic testing. Cancer Around the Holidays Cancer Health blogger Jeff Neurman has a few tips for anyone sharing the holidays with someone who has cancer.  FDA Approves Enhertu for HER2-Positive Advanced Breast Cancer 60% of women treated with the antibody-drug conjugate experienced complete or partial tumor shrinkage. Some People Less Likely to Receive Newer Lung Cancer Drugs Although the use of targeted therapies and immunotherapies is rising, high-cost lung cancer medications are not used equally in all places or with all patients. What's New in Breast Cancer Treatment? See all our coverage from the recent San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, including predicting cancer recurrence, less invasive radiation, immunotherapies for triple-negative cancer and more. Cancer Health Winter 2020 Check out our latest print edition! Advertisement Newsfeed Cigarette Smoking Among U.S. Adults Hits All-Time Low Is Arts Engagement a Prescription for a Longer Life? NBC Journalist’s Reporting on Breast Cancer Led to Her Own Diagnosis [VIDEO] Nutrition Tips for Cancer Caregivers Blog: National Cancer Institute As Use of Genomic Data Expands in Cancer Care, Patients Share Their Stories Children with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Can Skip Brain Radiation Some Brain Cells May Help to Fuel Cancer Metastasis Epigenetic Changes Pinpointed as the Cause of Some GISTs Newsfeed Cigarette Smoking Among U.S. Adults Hits All-Time Low Is Arts Engagement a Prescription for a Longer Life? NBC Journalist’s Reporting on Breast Cancer Led to Her Own Diagnosis [VIDEO] Nutrition Tips for Cancer Caregivers Blog: National Cancer Institute As Use of Genomic Data Expands in Cancer Care, Patients Share Their Stories Children with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Can Skip Brain Radiation Some Brain Cells May Help to Fuel Cancer Metastasis Epigenetic Changes Pinpointed as the Cause of Some GISTs

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