The Taking Tree: Late Effects Are Teh Awesone

Late effects, stupid cancer and one young adult survivor's take on the state of the state of cancer.

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Cancer can bring out just the wrong words

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Stupid Cancer Newsletter, Holidays 2008

I'm Too Young For This! Cancer Foundation releases it's Stupid Cancer Newsletter, Holidays 2008. All the news that's fit to print, chemo style.

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Stupid Cancer Newsletter, Spring 2008

It's that time again! The Stupid Cancer Newsletter for Spring 2008 has just been released chock full of all sorts of cancer news, stuff, things, notes, links, pretty pictures and other related high falootin information. Check it out and rock on!

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The Stupid Cancer Fund

The Stupid Cancer Fund is a national campaign supporting the I'm Too Young For This! Cancer Foundation and it's mission to end isolation and improve quality of life for young adults affected by cancer.

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the other face of cancer Young survivors who've banded together share their stories

Stupid cancer. Survivors rule!

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Survivor's tale: Grassroots groups make case for 'Life'

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Generation Q

Generation Q may be too quiet, too online, for its own good, and for the country's own good.

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How Washington Is Nixing a Cancer Cure

What if they found a cure for a cancer that afflicts half a million people, but a combination of stupid bureaucrats and greedy doctors kept patients from getting it?

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Students Strike Out With Breast Cancer T-Shirt

Two high school seniors in Kansas must scrap their fundraising project for breast cancer awareness.

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His cancer fight is for others, too

Cancer in young adults is isolating and nerve-wracking. One man is changing all the rules with a groundbreaking new organization.

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The Cost of Living: No Cure For Cancer

For young adults, life in the wake of cancer is no walk in the park. Remission is not a cure. Survivorship is all the rage and social networking is how we cope. Challenge the status quo, disrupt the system and get busy living.

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Young adults find common ground

Great piece about the changing landscape in public health and the social sector about adolescents, teenagers and young adults with cancer. Great read! Kudos Lauren.

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Too Young for This: Facing Cancer Under 40

In July 2005, Jeff Carenza and his girlfriend were enjoying a getaway weekend in Miami when food poisoning landed them both in the hospital. Blood tests showed that Dr. Carenza, then 29, had iron-deficiency anemia. Its probably nothing, the doctor told him.

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