A personal journey in oncology begins with a patient’s story, leading to research on genetic predisposition, advocacy in tribal areas, and a mission to make cancer awareness universal.

El càner entró en mi vida sin preguntar, sin avisar... simplemente entró y cambió mi vida para siempre. El tratamiento fue duro pero eficaz, aúnque con secuelas que hacen impossible olvidar

Liliana, de 52 años, lucha contra el cáncer de endometrio desde hace 2 años y 2 meses. Valora la vida, aprecia a sus seres queridos y promueve la esperanza y el perdón.

I was healthy until three covid vaccines later: a rare incurable lymphoma diagnosis. Now, I await treatment. Am finding support through counseling and mentorship, praying for Stargate cures.

Hi, my name is Kade Golisano, I am 21 years old and have just been diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma cancer stage 2B.

Damien has been a fire fighter for 32 years. He has dedicated his life to looking after others. Damien before diagnosis started with a feeling of fullness in his abdomen. He went to the doctor in late...

Belinda Wagner, diagnosed with angiosarcoma in 2016, defied cancer with resilience, advocating for others and launching a nonprofit while continuing her career.

I was diagnosed with non hodgkins lymphoma towards the end of January 2023 after I went to my GP about a lump in my groin.

After battling Neuroblastoma, my son faced challenges with treatment, relapses, and surgeries. Through despair and hope, he emerged cancer-free. Grateful for support and awareness.

Eleven years in remission (CA-NPS) and every unique sunset I witness over the Indian Ocean feels like a shared and vibrant celebration of life. This breathtaking view is a testament to God’s grace and...

This photographic work was conceived by me in its concept and created in collaboration with photographer Arthur Vahia, who oversaw the artistic post-production process. It is a hymn to the celebration...

I share my journey as a breast cancer survivor, expressing gratitude for compassionate care. With resilience and support, I remind others that early detection saves lives.

In Nov 2019, at age 54, I was diagnosed with Lobular breast cancer stage 2. Mastectomy led to a positive outcome, and I've been cancer-free for 5 years. I now volunteer counsel others.

This video shares my journey from the relentless corporate race to embracing what truly matters after facing cancer - because we don’t need a life-threatening experience or a crisis to start valuing...

Nisrine depicts the cancer journey of her mother, a metastatic breast cancer patient, struggling to have access to treatments due to financial constraints. She describes the confusion a cancer patient...

This World Cancer Day reflects my journey of struggle and strength since my diagnosis in 2013. I remain grateful for my loved ones and fight on, never giving up.

In March 2011, three friends Jovan Pejic, Nikola Pejic and Igor Fuentes decided to cycle from Sydney to Canberra purely for the challenge. However, just days before the ride in a distressing turn of...

It was just over a year ago (February 2020) that I was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, a cancer of the blood. Truth is I still feel sick when I think about it. I remember selfishly thinking at...

We went on our first date on August 28th 2021. August 29th he was admitted to hospital as he had coughed up blood/off colour sputum. I recall him telling me that he had a persistent cough for 11 weeks...

About 8 days after my first COVID vaccine in September 2021, I had some lymph nodes come up in my neck, which my regular GP assumed were just reactive as a result of a vaccination. They never went...

In 2019, my son was diagnosed with leukemia, and I later faced two cancer diagnoses myself. Support from family and friends helped us navigate this challenging journey.

Sarah is 49 years old and was diagnosed on July 12, 2022 with Mantle Cell Lymphoma. She will finish her treatment in the New Year, and then undergo a stem cell transplant. Initially being dismissed by...

Cancer has profoundly shaped my life as a radiologist. From losing loved ones to witnessing my mother's survival, I’ve gained empathy and a deeper appreciation for patient care.