Putting family first after my dad's melanoma recurrence

BY Melanie Steel

Silver lining. I've never been a fan of that term. It reminds me of a consolation prize that no one really wants. But three years ago, I began to accept and appreciate that term in a whole new way.

In December 2011, my dad was diagnosed with stage IV melanoma. The ugly disease had resurfaced in his lungs after lying dormant and undetectable since the treatment of a spot on his back in 2001. The diagnosis stopped our family in...

How prostate cancer brought my husband and I closer together

BY Vickie Gibson Poe

Most people would agree that having cancer is a bad thing. No question about it. You don't want anyone you love, including yourself, to get...

Could home-based monitoring enhance your cancer care?

BY Carol Bryce

Imagine if you could monitor your health between clinic visits and quickly share the details with your care team.

That's the premise...