When you have cancer, the holidays are different than they were before your diagnosis. That’s normal. You might feel pressure (from yourself or those around you) to put on a… Read more »
Do’s and Don’ts for Coping with the Holidays
When you have cancer, the holidays are different than they were before your diagnosis. That’s normal. You might feel pressure (from yourself or those around you) to put on a… Read more »
Humans love of sugar goes back over two millennia. The sweetness of sugar is one of life’s great pleasures. People’s love for sweets is so visceral, food companies lure consumers… Read more »
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer among men worldwide. Currently, 1 in 8 men will likely have prostate cancer in his lifetime. Diagnosis of the disease becomes more common as… Read more »
You can boost your diet by drinking high calorie protein drinks. These drinks can be useful too when your appetite is poor. It is easy to make your own energy-filled drinks… Read more »
Cancer Services is honored to be nominated in two categories in Fort Wayne Newspaper’s Reader’s Choice awards! Best Nonprofit Organization (VOTE HERE) Best Charity Walk (VOTE HERE) Voting is NOW… Read more »
International Men’s Health Week is June 12-20, 2023. This is a time when we celebrate and honor the importance and the health of the men in our lives. It’s also… Read more »
Cancer Services is pleased to share that we have recently added new staff members to the team. Please join us in warmly welcoming the following people: Regina Cannaday Community Engagement… Read more »
By: Sue Delagrange, MS, RDN, LD. Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist Eating foods that keep your insides in good shape is a way to help prevent numerous diseases. Your digestive system is working… Read more »
Ann Hathaway, Program Director of Education at Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana, was recently recognized for her years of dedication to cancer survivors. She received Indiana Cancer Consortium’s David Caldwell… Read more »
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Below we’ve shared some great information about eating healthier to prevent colorectal cancer and the importance of regular screening! Prevention starts with nutrition There’s… Read more »
