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12 individuals embarked on a strenuous 30-mile hike through Waterton Lakes National Park in southern Alberta, Canada, from August 3-7, 2022. The group is participating in the inaugural trek for Sole 2 Soul for MPN, one of several CURE® Adventures programs. These empowering walks, treks, hikes, and other adventures offer participants an opportunity to redefine what’s possible after a cancer diag...

We are excited to announce our documentary for our most recent CURE® Adventures program, Moving Mountains for Multiple Myeloma, is now live! The documentary covers the journey of several individuals who, in July, participated in a grueling two-day hike to the top of Mount Washington in New Hampshire to bring awareness to multiple myeloma. This group gained more than 4,000 feet in elevation as t...

Several individuals recently participated in a grueling two-day hike to top of Mount Washington in New Hampshire to bring awareness to multiple myeloma. This group gained more than 4,000 feet in elevation as they trekked the mountain. In partnership with the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation and sponsored by GSK, Moving Mountains for Multiple Myeloma is one of multiple CURE® Adventures progr...

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Recently, 12 individuals embarked on a strenuous 13-mile hike through Rocky Mountain National Park to prepare for a 5-day adventure through the Canadian Rockies in August. The group is participating in the inaugural trek for Sole 2 Soul for MPN, one of several CURE® Adventures programs. These empowering walks, treks, hikes, and other adventures offer participants an opportunity to redefine what...

In April, we were LIVE for the first time in years for our Extraordinary Healer in oncology nursing award reception. COVID kept us virtual for our past two events, and we wanted to return with a BANG. Thank you to Patrick Dempsey for speaking to all of our nominees and commending them for all the hard work they do. For those who are unfamiliar with our event, please watch the video to get a sen...

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The idea of participating in a clinical trial can conjure up worries of untested treatment methods and unknown outcomes. But in reality, taking part in the research side of cancer treatment is a unique opportunity to “pay it forward”, according to Martha Raymond, the founder and CEO of The Raymond Foundation. View more at curetoday.com/ CURE: Combining science and humanity to make cancer unders...

After being diagnosed with stage 1 triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) in 2011, and stage 4 metastatic TNBC in 2016, Janice Cowden has learned firsthand that she is not a statistic - and she wants others who may be in a similar situation to know this, too. View more at curetoday.com/ CURE: Combining science and humanity to make cancer understandable.

While it is important to educate oneself after receiving a diagnosis of cancer, it’s also critical to know when to step away and find a balance between cancer and life, according to Diane Zipursky-Quale of BCAN. View more at curetoday.com/ CURE: Combining science and humanity to make cancer understandable.

At the start of the pandemic, 24-year-old Nina Luker was completely blindsided by a diagnosis of non-Hodgkin lymphoma. But after powering through treatments, Luker is now cancer-free and offering advice to those who may be looking for ways to help their loved ones through difficult times of their own. View more at curetoday.com/ CURE: Combining science and humanity to make cancer understandable.

While the threat of COVID-19 still looms across the country, the risks of delaying cancer screenings - or active surveillance for those patients who are currently in treatment - could be greater than people think, says City of Hope’s Dr. Ravi Salgia. View more at curetoday.com/ CURE: Combining science and humanity to make cancer understandable.

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