Whether you’re picking up a gallon of milk or need a whole week’s worth of groceries, you can take advantage of the Kroger Community Rewards program and help people with… Read more »
Whether you’re picking up a gallon of milk or need a whole week’s worth of groceries, you can take advantage of the Kroger Community Rewards program and help people with… Read more »
This blog is Anastasia’s continued story of how she navigated graduate school while undergoing breast cancer treatment. Building on her previous blog she now shares the realities of balancing intense… Read more »
Convenience store customers respond in a huge way to support local people with cancer When local fuel and convenience store company McIntosh Energy wanted to support a different nonprofit through… Read more »
Ever since Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana expanded services regionally in 2006, we knew the drive to Fort Wayne was burdensome and, at times, impossible for people with cancer living… Read more »
What an exciting year we’ve had at Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana! We were fortunate to enjoy 2024 full of new opportunities to support people affected by cancer. The year… Read more »
By Anastasia Abraham, Communications Intern This blog is Anastasia’s story of how she learned about her cancer diagnosis, written in her own words. You likely won’t relate to Anastasia’s experience… Read more »
By Sue Delagrange, Registered Dietitian The Path to Longer Life The Mediterranean diet, also known as the Med Diet, is considered the gold standard when it comes to eating. It… Read more »
By Sue Delagrange, Registered Dietitian What is the difference between Estrogen (naturally produced in humans) and Plant Phytoestrogens (Isoflavones) which are naturally found in soy products? Estrogen is referred to… Read more »
Swing for Cancer: A Hole-in-One for Cancer Services’ Mission This past June, the Cobblestone Ladies Golf Association hosted their 27th annual Swing for Cancer Golf Outing. It has grown to… Read more »
By Sue Delagrange, Registered Dietitian There are two types of esophageal cancer: squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma. Adenocarcinoma develops in an organ or gland, and squamous cells originate in the squamous… Read more »
Your heart is an important part of you. It is a vital organ. Less scientifically, your heart is also where your kindness, generosity, and hope come from. It’s where you… Read more »
