Book Review: After the Cure
Reviewed by Alysa Cummings, Oncolink Poet-in-Residence

Taste Changes During Cancer Therapy
Suggestions for coping with taste changes during cancer therapy.

Legal Words of Wisdom: Standby Guardianship
From Rodney Warner, Esq, Legal Clinic for the Disabled, Inc.

Ask The Experts
This is your chance to "Ask the Experts" everything you've always wanted to know about Lung cancer, treatments and side effects.

• Abnormal Pap After Hysterectomy
• Breast Feeding During Radiation Therapy
• Risk with Negative Genetic Testing
• Recovery After Robotic Prostatectomy
• Sheep Virus Linked to Lung Cancer?

Recipe: Creamy Potato Chowder
Comfort Foods for Cancer Treatment

Call for Survivor's Recipes
Some cancer treatments may affect your appetite, sense of taste, and make it difficult to swallow. Usually these changes are short-term and will get better with time. Until then, do what you can to keep up your calorie intake and meet your body's protein, vitamin and mineral requirements.

The editors at OncoLink believe that our lives and the lives of our patients are enriched by taking time to open experiences which stir the human spirit. Artwork encourages vision, hope and imagination, all of which nurture the healing process. This virtual exhibit seeks to honor each patient or caregiver whose artwork is to be supported and respected.

Visit the OncoLink Art Gallery

OncoLink has created an individualized plan of care based on the Institute of Medicine recommendations for cancer survivors. This free and easy to use program provides cancer survivors with information regarding the health risks they face as a result of cancer therapies.

Develop your survivorship care plan today!

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