Editorial Team, Author at Patient Savvy

Preventing Colorectal Cancer Recurrence: Latest Findings on Low-Dose Aspirin Therapy

Recent breakthrough research has revealed promising news for colorectal cancer survivors with specific genetic mutations, suggesting that a simple daily aspirin could significantly reduce cancer recurrence. This development represents a potential paradigm shift in post-treatment care for a substantial subset of colorectal cancer patients, offering an inexpensive and accessible intervention with remarkable efficacy. Understanding Aspirin’s […]

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A 77-Year-Old’s Journey Through Stage IIIA NSCLC and Unexpected Progress

A 77-year-old man with Stage IIIA NSCLC unexpectedly experienced tumor regression after declining standard therapy and embracing dietary changes and exercise, offering a remarkable example of potential cancer control without conventional treatments.

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How Oncothermia Transformed a Stage IV Cancer Diagnosis

Juan’s experience offers a testament to the power of persistence and medical innovation when facing a dire cancer diagnosis. In November 2021, he was informed that metastatic tumors in his liver and lung left him with zero hope of recovery

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From Stage 4 Lung Cancer to Complete Remission: A Triumph of Hope and Endurance

This powerful testimony shows how a patient with stage 4 lung adenocarcinoma achieved complete remission thanks to a comprehensive treatment, consistent exercise, and a positive attitude.

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Living with ALK+ Lung Cancer: A 4-Year Journey of Strength

Learn how Eva thrives four years after her ALK-positive lung cancer diagnosis, combining targeted treatments, creativity, and a supportive community to live life to the fullest.

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7 Years in Palliative Care: A Journey with Metastatic NSCLC

Julia’s battle with metastatic lung cancer began in July 2016, right in the midst of her wedding preparations. A persistent pressure in the neck and an unusual breathing sound prompted a visit to her primary care physician.

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Miracle Stage 4 Lung Cancer Recovery

Being able to receive care at the Care Network practice in Jamestown made a difference for this Southern Tier patient. Access to advanced comprehensive expertise.

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Therapeutic Cancer Vaccines: Realistic Hope and Progress for Patients

Imagine you’re cheering on your immune system, giving it the best “training camp” so it can fight cancer cells as fiercely as possible. That’s basically what therapeutic cancer vaccines do. Instead of preventing disease, like a flu shot, these vaccines are designed to tackle a cancer you already have. They “teach” your immune cells to

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A Multiline Treatment Journey in Stage IV Colorectal Cancer

A 50-year-old woman initially presenting with severe back pain was diagnosed with metastatic colorectal cancer harboring a rare KRAS p.A59T mutation. Despite multiple treatment lines—ranging from targeted therapies to combination regimens—her evolving journey highlights the importance of thorough molecular testing and personalized care

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Remarkable Immunotherapy Success in Advanced Colon Cancer

A 33-year-old man with Lynch syndrome (MSH2 mutation) and metastatic colon cancer achieved a dramatic and sustained response to pembrolizumab after failing multiple standard therapies. His journey underscores the life-changing potential of immunotherapy in MSI-High colorectal cancer

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