Cancer and its treatment can be stressful for you, your family and your friends. Practicing mindfulness and relaxation can help calm your mind, reduce stress and sharpen your ability to

It's common to hear people tell others who are living with cancer or another chronic illness to try to rest as much as possible. While this is good advice if

Grieving is a common and normal reaction to learning you have cancer. However, about 1 in 4 people with cancer becomes depressed. Learn the signs of depression and how to

Aromatherapy is the use of essential oils from plants to support and balance the mind, body and spirit. It is used by some patients with cancer mainly as a form

Providing comprehensive support that extends beyond the best medicine Throughout your cancer journey at Gundersen, you will interact with many different people. From your oncologist to your nurse and from

What is palliative care? Palliative (PAL-ee-ah-tiv) is specialized care for patients struggling with symptoms associated with a chronic medical condition. Palliative care's goal is to ease pain and other symptoms

Clinical trials are meticulously designed studies where doctors, like those at Gundersen Health System, play a key role in fighting serious diseases like cancer and advancing medicine.

Need help managing nausea and vomiting after cancer treatment? We share helpful tips and when to turn to your healthcare team.

Staging is the process of finding out how much cancer is in a person's body and where it's located. It's how doctors, including your cancer team at Gundersen, determine the

When diagnosed with cancer, people often wonder how treatment will affect their ability to work. Here are some considerations to think about.

Learning that you have cancer is life-changing. Here are some ways to help you cope in the wake of a cancer diagnosis.

Whether you feel financially healthy or are worried you can't afford cancer treatment, it's important to understand the costs of your cancer care - and resources to help.

Here are some tips to help you talk about your diagnosis with some of the key people in your life.

Hearing that you have cancer almost always makes people feel like they have to start treatment as soon as possible. However, you usually have plenty of time to think through

This recipe for peanut butter and pear toast is simple to make and bursting with flavor.

If you love carbs, make sure to read our recipe on how to make no knead bread.

Craving a melty cheese appetizer with a sweet and tart twist? Look no further! This recipe creates 12 servings of a delightful baked brie wrapped in filo dough.

Bread-making involves three main steps for a quality final product: yeast, kneading and proofing.

With just a few ingredients, you can make delicious wheat pizza dough for the family.

Cheers to a flavorful chili! This beer chili is packed with ground beef, veggies, and a touch of brew for a hearty and satisfying meal that's perfect for a crowd.