Ecchymosis: 7 things to know about bruising and cancer
If you’ve ever bumped your shin on a car door, dropped something heavy on your foot by accident,…
Art Space volunteer uses drawings to make an impact and build connections
How do you connect with patients and caregivers? People who’ve visited the Art Space before usually know what…
How to get men to go to the doctor: 3 tips from our doctors
Have you ever suggested to a boyfriend, husband, brother, son or father that they go see a doctor,…
Sexual dysfunction after cancer treatment: 4 things to know
Sex is a normal, healthy part of adult life. But some side effects of cancer treatment can directly…
12 things to know about donating platelets
You’ve probably heard of donating blood. But did you know you can also donate platelets – and that…
Feeling alone after a cancer diagnosis? Here’s how to break through that isolation
Many of my patients here at UT MD Anderson report feeling isolated. Whether they’ve just received a cancer…
A passion for personalized medicine and lung cancer care
As a lung cancer oncologist, Eric Singhi, M.D., often tells patients, “We don’t just treat cancer. We treat…
What does a clinical ethicist do? Learn about their role in patient care
Clinical ethicists are neutral parties that help manage ethical issues that arise among patients, their families and their…
Using Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT) to find purpose through cancer and pain
How do you find renewed purpose in life when a cancer diagnosis, its symptoms or treatment has fundamentally…
Clinical psychologist: 7 ways to reduce excessive screen time
Find something else to do So, how do you counteract the urge to doomscroll? It can help to understand where the impulse comes…