Patient Care
Coping through the emotional impact of cancer treatment and beyond
Clinical health psychologist, Sivan Rotenberg, PhD, presents ways to cope with the ups and downs of cancer treatment and into survivorship.
Dartmouth Cancer Center announces Complementary Care Program
Dartmouth Cancer Center’s Patient and Family Support Services is now the Complementary Care Program, providing services free of charge to current and former patients and their care partners.
Deciding on a Care Provider
Norris Cotton Cancer Center offers a range of specialists and supportive services.
Approaching Serious Illness Conversations
Research-backed tools, data and teamwork optimize a difficult yet important task for any care provider: having serious illness conversations with patients and their families.
ConnectShareCare: Online Peer Support for Care Partners of Those with Serious Illness
ConnectShareCare offers an online support network co-designed by both professionals and those with personal experience in caring for someone with serious illness.
The Impact of COVID-19 on Colorectal Cancer Screening
Researchers take a close look at the impact of the pandemic on endoscopy volumes and what that could mean for colorectal cancer diagnoses.
Reaching into Rural: Reducing Cancer Care Disparities in Northern New England
NCCC is dedicated to extending world-class cancer care and access to clinical trials to our neighbors in the farthest corners of the region. But this mission is not without challenges that need innovative thinking and collaboration to overcome.
Preventing Colorectal Cancer through Screening
While colonoscopy can be used for the prevention or early detection of colon and rectal cancer, there are other screening options.
Colorectal Cancer Treatment Today and Tomorrow
The best possible treatment for colorectal cancer is as much excellent surgical technique and clinical treatments as it is actively involving patients in every aspect of the process from diagnosis to survivorship.
Ask the Cancer Nutritionist
Oncology nutritionists are specially trained to help patients cancer treatment manage difficulty with side effects, decreased appetite and meeting nutritional needs. They can help organize meal planning and answer questions including these common ones.