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About our cancer stories

12,000+

Doctor-written cancer case reports, so you can learn from real patient journeys with detailed and reliable clinical information

>50%

Over half include positive outcomes such as no evidence of disease, complete response, long-term survival

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A truly global dataset, spanning 38 countries such as US, Germany, France, UK, Japan, China, Australia, Singapore


Why you trust our cases?

We help patients and caregivers access high-quality, published cancer case reports written by doctors worldwide

Sourced from reputable, peer-reviewed medical journals such as BMJ Case Reports, Journal of Medical Case Reports, BMC Cancer, Medicine, Frontiers journals, Clinical Case Reports, and Case Reports in Oncology
Includes key clinical details (diagnosis, treatment, outcomes) for your reference
Fully traceable to the original publication, each case includes a citation (e.g., PMCID xxxxxxxxx) so you can verify it on PubMed


Step-by-step guide

Start a conversation with Patient Savvy Chat to find case stories that match your situation

Step 1: Tell us what you’re looking for
Share your diagnosis or treatment and the type of stories you want (e.g., long-term survival, managing side effects, brain metastases)
Step 2: Browse matches in seconds
Review results summarized in plain language so you can quickly spot what’s relevant
Step 3: Go deeper with one click
Ask for a deeper dive using the Case ID (e.g., “Deep dive on Case PMCID XXXXXXX”) to see key details and context
Step 4: Ask follow-ups, if any
Not sure what something means? Ask a question and get a clear explanation – no medical dictionary required