February is Black History Month and a time to celebrate and reflect on the numerous achievements made by African American individuals who have had an impact on cancer research. The […]
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Have you ever heard laughter is the best medicine? There are actually many health benefits associated with laughing, including for people living with cancer.
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During last week’s 10th Annual Cancer in the Classroom Symposium hosted by Gilda’s Club Westchester, Jaime Aker, LMSW, Children, Teens and Families Manager, presented ways to support students impacted by cancer with the dozens of local teachers, guidance counselors, nurses, social workers, and school staff in attendance.
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February is American Heart Month. Cancer survivors reportedly have a higher risk of heart disease than people who have never had cancer.
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Mia, Age 10CTF Member Mia is 10 years old and enjoys playing with her dog Leo, reading, creating art, and doing yoga. Mia joined the Children, Teens and Families (CTF)
