Fechter Cancer Care Foundation

National Cancer Survivors Day is a chance to not only recognize, honor and celebrate cancer survivors and their cancer experiences, but also promote awareness of survivorship challenges.

The difficulties of a cancer diagnosis do not end when treatment ends; there can be long-term health concerns for survivors.

Today, ACS CAN reaffirms our commitment to advocate for evidence-based policies that benefit cancer patients, survivors and their families.

Today, June 7th, is National Cancer Survivors Day. We're celebrating every person who has faced cancer with courage, resilience, and hope.

To anyone currently battling cancer: if you’re still here, you’re surviving.

Visit colorectalcancer.org for colorectal cancer resources.

There is encouraging news for people diagnosed with multiple myeloma.

The FDA recently approved two new treatment combinations for patients receiving their first treatment for multiple myeloma. In clinical trials, these treatments helped patients go longer without their cancer getting worse and led to stronger treatment responses.

Researchers also saw more patients reach “MRD negativity,” meaning highly sensitive tests could not find remaining myeloma cells after treatment.

These advances are helping improve care and creating more options for patients and their healthcare teams. https://go.nih.gov/LyOkPq3