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Once cancer treatment is over, your oncology team will likely suggest that you add physical activity to your routine or maintain what’s already been recommended.

One main “life after cancer” goal is to focus on making healthier lifestyle choices that can reduce the likelihood of getting cancer again— or any other serious illness for that matter.

An issue that most cancer survivors need to face is sexual intimacy.

As a cancer survivor, it’s only natural that you’d be concerned about how your cancer diagnosis would affect your family members in regards to their cancer risk.

Here are answers to some of the most common questions cancer survivors have as they consider expanding their families.

As a cancer survivor ready to return to the workplace, you will once again need to decide how much information you wish to share.