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Cancer and weight gain: why it happens and what to know
Weight gain during cancer treatment is more common than many expect. This article explains how ovarian, breast, and thyroid cancers can affect weight through fatigue, hormonal therapies, and metabolic changes. Understanding these causes helps reduce guilt and empowers patients with supportive strategies for managing their health.

The After Cancer
Jun 53 min read


The Mediterranean diet for cancer survivors: what it is, its benefits and how to get started
In this article, from The After Cancer,
we will look at the health benefits, components and tips for starting the Mediterranean diet.

The After Cancer
Jul 18, 20243 min read


Weight Gain During Cancer Treatment - by Cheryl Hoover
Weight gain is a common concern for patients undergoing cancer treatment. In this blog, Cheryl Hoover talks about ways to manage it.

Cheryl Hoover
Feb 20, 20242 min read


I am 12.5 years cancer-free! - by Cheryl Lecroy
Cheryl Lecroy, a whole-foods plant-based enthusiast, shares her journey from slow mover to athletic and what she learned from breast cancer.

Cheryl Lecroy
Dec 10, 20233 min read


Positive body image after a breast cancer diagnosis - by Cheryl Lecroy
Cheryl Lecroy, a breast cancer survivor and wellness coach, shares her journey of self-acceptance.

Cheryl Lecroy
Oct 22, 20233 min read


Tamoxifen and Weight Gain - by Cheryl Hoover
Cheryl Hoover is a pharmacist and breast cancer survivor who writes about how food can help manage weight gain after breast cancer.

Cheryl Hoover
Oct 15, 20233 min read


The 3 words that will forever change who you are - by Jesse Dillon
Jesse Dillon was diagnosed with Stage 4B Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the tonsil. He decided to vlog his journey to raise awareness. Watch it.

Jesse Dillon
Jun 25, 20232 min read


Weight loss in cancer patients: causes, symptoms, and management
Weight loss is a common occurrence in people with cancer, and it can be a cause of concern for both the patient and their caregivers.

The After Cancer
Apr 13, 20232 min read
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