Every person affected by cancer faces challenges. There are the challenges of the initial diagnosis and coming to grips with the fact that life is

This column is about cancer, but this week, I’m writing about my dog who died a few days ago. She didn’t die from cancer, but

There’s a basket filled with purple ribbons next to the cash register at the Lincoln Street Diner. Purple is the color associated with pancreatic cancer,

Cancer and hope are two topics that often intersect. People with cancer sometimes wonder if maintaining hope in the face of a grim diagnosis is

TV shows and magazine articles routinely recognize heroes at this time of year. In keeping with that theme, I thought I would select an individual

Pat Thonney died last week. She was one of the rocks of the Cancer Resource Center.   Pat was a nutritionist, and food – especially

A woman recently stopped me to say that some of my columns were depressing and I should try hard to be more upbeat. I replied

I like to give myself a magic wand at this time of the year to grant wishes to those affected by cancer. Here are my

I had the privilege of meeting recently with a group of veterinary oncologists and technicians at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. Veterinary oncologists