Cancer Podcasts and Videos

Get informed about cancer care, treatment, side effects, integrated services and other topics in this series of free educational podcasts and videos. You can either download them to your device, or visit our Cancer Education Center to hear them on our iPod Nanos.

To view our podcast library by subject, click on any link below.


Topics:

Cancer Podcasts Brochure - PDF

Welcome to the Swedish Cancer Institute

Breast Cancer

Colorectal Cancer

Esophageal Cancer

Head & Neck Cancer

Mesothelioma

Lung Cancer

Fertility Preservation

Prostate Cancer

Cancer 101

Cancer Prevention & Screening

Cancer Rehabilitation

Clinical Trials             

Coping with Cancer

Finance

Caregivers

 

Welcome to the Swedish Cancer Institute

Swedish Cancer Institute Introduction

 

Dr. Albert Einstein, Jr., Swedish Cancer Institute Executive Director, presents an overview of Swedish Cancer Institute's integrated support programs and services. (10:51)

 

Feedback

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Breast Cancer

Breast Cancer - A Guide for Newly Diagnosed Women
  Susan Gardner, Registered Nurse, gives newly diagnosed women an essential guide for understanding their treatment options. (20:07)
  Podcast Keynotes     Feedback
What to Expect When Dealing With Breast Cancer
  Dr. Claire Buchanan, a Breast Surgeon provides an important overview of what to expect when dealing with breast cancer. (8:24)
  Feedback
How to Talk to Your Doctor When Dealing With Breast Cancer
  With the help of the American Cancer Society, Registered Nurse, Betsy Scott lists important information and tips on how to talk with your doctor. (9:32)
  Feedback
Understanding Your Treatment Path for Breast Cancer
  Breast Surgeon, Dr. Shannon Tierney takes you step-by-step through common treatment paths for breast cancer. (8:04)
  Feedback
Understanding Pathology: Breast Cancer
  Dr. Sean Thornton of Cellnetix Pathology & Laboratories explains pathology for breast cancer. (13:21)
  Feedback
Genetic Counseling & Testing: Breast Cancer
  Robert Resta, a Genetic Counselor, provides overview of genetic testing specifically for breast cancer. (7:39)
  Feedback
Breast Cancer Surgery and Recovery
  Breast Surgeon, Dr. Patricia Dawson explains in detail breast cancer surgery and recovery. (11:10)
  Feedback
Reconstructive Surgery: Breast Cancer
  Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Wandra Miles explains what to expect with breast reconstruction. (8:10)
  Feedback
Lymphedema: Breast Cancer
  Physical therapist, Peg Maas explains what lymphedema is and how it can be treated. (14:22)
  Feedback
Drain Management: Breast Cancer
  Registered Nurse, Chris Yeckley demonstrates how to care for your J.P. drain after breast cancer surgery. (6:23)
  Feedback
Resources in the Community: Breast Cancer
  Patient Navigator, Shannon Marsh reviews the breast cancer resources available in the Seattle community and at Swedish Cancer Institute. (14:22)
  Feedback
Living Well After Cancer Treatment
  Dr. Patricia Dawson discusses survivorship and living well after cancer treatment (10:20)
  Feedback
After Breast Cancer: What Next?
  Jacci Thompson-Dodd discusses Swedish's 8-week survivorship training program for breast cancer patients. (7:09)
  Feedback

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Colorectal Cancer

Overview: Colorectal Cancer
  Dr. John Fitzharris presents an important overview of colorectal cancer. (13:40)
  Podcast Keynotes     Feedback
Swedish Cancer Institute Colon and Rectal Center
  Dr. Richard Billingham talks about The Colon and Rectal Center at Swedish Medical Center. The Swedish Cancer Institute has come together by a conglomeration of several colorectal specialists and colorectal cancer specialists. Swedish Medical Center is also reporting their research to other centers and in collaboration, working on techniques nationwide. (1:45)
  Feedback
Colon Cancer Awareness
  Colorectal cancer is preventable and curable. Experts at the Swedish Cancer Institute discuss colorectal screenings, and who needs to have them. (1:41)
  Feedback
What is Colorectal Cancer?
  Dr. Richard Billingham explains colorectal cancer and also discusses those who are at higher risk for colorectal cancer, what a colonoscopy is, and which is the best screening test. (1:32)
  Feedback
What are the Risks of Colorectal Surgery?
  Dr. Richard Billingham talks about the risks of colorectal surgery, and what steps are taken to prevent these risks from occurring. (1:03)
  Feedback
What are the Symptoms of Colorectal Cancer?
  Dr. Richard Billingham explains the symptoms of colorectal cancer, which are: bleeding, constipation, change in the way bowel movements work, but in most cases there are no symptoms at all. (1:31)
  Feedback
Constipation
  Dr. Raman Menon discusses causes for constipation and ways to treat it. (4:20)
  Feedback
Incontinence
  Dr. Raman Menon describes incontinence and ways to treat it. (3:42)
  Feedback
Anal Fissure
  Darren Pollock, MD, discusses what an anal fissure is and ways you can treat it. (3:04)
  Feedback
Screening Tests for Colorectal Cancer
  Dr. Richard Billingham explains the various screening tests that can be used to test for colorectal cancer. The most reliable and accurate test is the colonoscopy. (1:40)
  Feedback
How to Prepare for a Colonscopy
  Dr. Rod Kratz, a Colon and Rectal Surgeon, at the Swedish Colon and Rectal Clinic in Seattle, shares his experience preparing for his first colonoscopy. (3:21)
  Feedback
Colon or Rectal Cancer Diagnosis: Should I get a Second Opinion?
  Drs. Rodney Kratz and Richard Billingham answer common questions about getting second opinions for a colon cancer diagnosis (2:40)
  Feedback
A Patient's Experience With Rectal Cancer and Treatment
  Russell Dawson talks about his treatment and gives advice for others facing colorectal surgery or radiation. (3:14)
  Feedback
A physician's thoughts and tips for patients with colon and rectal cancer
  Dr. Amir Bastawrous talks about colon cancer and treatment options. He explains the differences between treating colon cancer and rectal cancer, discusses the importance of having a board-certified colorectal surgeon, and discusses Swedish Cancer Institute's team approach to treating colorectal cancers and its clinical trials for colon and rectal cancers. (3:29)
  Feedback
What are the Treatments for Colorectal Cancer
  Dr. Richard Billingham talks about the three basic treatments for colorectal cancer: surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. (1:42)
  Feedback
Less Invasive Surgery for Colorectal Cancer
  Dr. Richard Billingham talks about less invasive surgery procedures used to treat colorectal cancer, and how Swedish Medical Center has been one of the pioneers of these techniques. (1:10)
  Feedback
Surgical Procedures for Colorectal Cancer
  Dr. Richard Billingham talks about surgical procedures for colorectal cancer, and the different procedures used for colon cancer and rectal cancer. (1:35)
  Feedback
What Happens the Day of Colorectal Surgery
  Dr. Richard Billingham discusses what happens on the day of a colorectal surgery, what the patient is required to do in order to prepare for surgery, and what is involved in the recovery process. (0:55)
  Feedback
Post-Operative Treatments After Colorectal Surgery
  Dr. Richard Billingham talks about colorectal cancer post-operative treatments, and what is done to prevent the cancer from reoccurring. (1:25)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Esophageal Cancer

  Introduction: Esophageal Cancer - Part 1 (11:41)
Part 2 (7:50)
  Thoracic Surgeon, Dr. Brian Louie explains esophageal cancer.
  Feedback
  GERD and Barrett's Esophagus Part 1 (12:49)
Part 2 (7:00)
  Thoracic Surgeon, Dr. Ralph Aye explains esophageal surgery and what to expect.
  Feedback

Back to Top

Head & Neck Cancer

  Overview: Head and Neck Cancer
  Head and Neck Surgeon, Dr. Namou Kim provides and important overview of what to expect with Head and Neck Cancer. (12:22)
  Feedback
What to Expect with Head and Neck Cancer Surgery
Physician Assistant, Allison Seamon provides an overview of what you can expect as you recover from Head and Neck surgery. (11:20)
  Feedback
Microvascular Reconstruction after Head and Neck Surgery
Head and Neck Surgeon, Dr. Namou Kim discusses microvascular reconstructive survery afer Head and Neck surgery. (5:53)
  Feedback
Surgical Treatment for Advanced Cancer of the Larynx
Allison Seamon, Dr. Namou Kim, and Joanne Fenn discuss surgical treatment for advanced cancer of the larynx and talk about life after a laryngectomy. (9:54)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Mesothelioma

  Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma
  Thoracic Surgeon, Dr. Alexander Farivar provides and overview of what to expect with mesothelioma and malignant pleural issues. (11:59)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Lung Cancer

Overview: Lung Cancer
  Dr. Howard (Jack) West presents an overview of lung cancer diagnoses, staging and treatment options. (9:11)
  Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

What to Know About Lung Cancer Screening

Thoracic and Esophageal surgeon, Dr. Ralph Aye, discusses the benefits of lung cancer screening and options available. (6:05)
Feedback
Surgery, Diagnosis and Staging: Lung Cancer
  Thoracic Surgeon, Dr. Eric Vallières, provides an introduction to lung cancer surgery and treatment. (10:21)
  Feedback
Treatment: Lung Cancer
  Thoracic Surgeon, Dr. Eric Vallières, provides an introduction to lung cancer surgery and treatment. (10:21)
  Feedback
How to Prepare for Lung Surgery and What to Expect after Your Operation
  Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner, Kathy Witmer, explains how to prepare for lung surgery and what to expect after the operation. (14:24)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Prostate Cancer

Overview: Prostate Cancer
  Dr. John Fitzharris provides important information for patients diagnosed with prostate cancer. (8:09)
  Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Back to Top

Cancer 101 

Cancer 101
  Wendy France, supervisor of SCI's cancer treatment center, discusses important terminology for a better understanding of cancer and treatment options. (7:35)
 
 

Podcast Keynotes   Feedback


The Chemotherapy Experience

 

Nancy Thompson, Registered Nurse gives patients an understanding of what to expect in their chemotherapy treatment. (6:46)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

The Radiation Experience

 

Dr. Astrid Morris, radiation oncologist at SCI, presents an important overview of radiation therapy -- what it is, how it works and what you should know. (8:16)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Getting a Second Opinion

 

Dr. Gary Goodman gives patients a better understanding of getting a second medical opinion. (6:46)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Back to Top

Cancer Prevention & Screening

How to Reduce Cancer Risk

  Dr. Dan Labriola, naturopathic doctor for the Swedish Cancer Institute, shares his insights about certain green foods that have the ability to combat cancer. (1:56)
  Feedback
Screening Tests for Colorectal Cancer
  Dr. Richard Billingham explains the various screening tests that can be used to test for colorectal cancer. The most reliable and accurate test is the colonoscopy. (1:40)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Cancer Rehabilitation

Home Safety
  Occupational Therapist, Ashleigh Blankenship explains home safety and provides easy tips to make your home safer when recovering from cancer. (12:57)
  Feedback
Energy Conservation
  Doctor of Physical Therapy, Laura Bouma explains what energy conservation is and how it can help people with cancer. (5:48)
  Feedback
Exercise During Treatment
  Onco-physiatrist, Dr. David Zucker provides important tips on how to exercise during treatment.
  Feedback
Survivorship and Cancer Rehabilitation
  Doctor of Physical Therapy, Laura Bouma talks about survivorship and cancer rehabilitation. (9:09)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Clinical Trials 

Understanding Clinical Trials

 

Patra Grevstad, Registered Nurse, presents an important overview of clinical trials for cancer patients. (12:53)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Back to Top

Coping with Cancer

Surviving Cancer

 

Alexis Vanden Bos, cancer survivor and Swedish patient, shares her perspective on diagnoses, treatment and living with cancer. (16:19)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Cancer Related Fatigue

 

Dr. David Zucker provides an overview of cancer-related fatigue and important strategies for managing and easing fatigue during cancer treatment. (10:38)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Complementary Medicine and Nutrition

 

Naturopathic physician, Dr. Dan Labriola, offers an important overview on the role of naturopathic medicine in cancer care. (9:38)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

What to Expect in Art Therapy
  Art Therapist, Nicole Stiver explains what art therapy is and what to expect in an appointment. (5:26)
  Feedback
Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation
  Dr. David Zucker provides an introduction to mindfulness meditation for patients undergoing cancer treatment (first of three meditation podcasts). (4:00)
 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

20-Minute Mindfulness Meditation
  This is a twenty-minute practice meditation. After the introduction by Dr. David Zucker, there will be twenty minutes of silence that will begin and end with the ringing of a bell. (25:06)
 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

5-Minute Mindfulness Meditation

  This is a five-minute practice meditation. After the introduction by Dr. David Zucker, there will be five minutes of silence that will begin and end with the ringing of a bell. (7:14)
 

Podcast Keynotes     Feedback

Back to Top

Fertility Preservation

Preserving Reproductive Potential after the Diagnosis of Cancer  

 

Julie Lamb, MD and Rose Egge explore fertility options and treatment when cancer is a factor. (8:13)

Feedback 

Financial Aspects of Cancer

Financial Aspects of Cancer

 

American Cancer Society Patient Navigator, Stephanie Wichmann, offers an important overview of available financial resources to support cancer patients. (8:24)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Back to Top

For Family/Caregivers

Supporting the Cancer Patient

 

Oncology social worker, Sylvia Farias, offers important strategies for supporting cancer patients during treatment. (8:35)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Back to Top

 


Topics:

Cancer Podcasts Brochure - PDF

Welcome to the Swedish Cancer Institute

Breast Cancer

Colorectal Cancer

Esophageal Cancer

Head & Neck Cancer

Mesothelioma

Lung Cancer

Fertility Preservation

Prostate Cancer

Cancer 101

Cancer Prevention & Screening

Cancer Rehabilitation

Clinical Trials             

Coping with Cancer

Finance

Caregivers

 

Welcome to the Swedish Cancer Institute

Swedish Cancer Institute Introduction

 

Dr. Albert Einstein, Jr., Swedish Cancer Institute Executive Director, presents an overview of Swedish Cancer Institute's integrated support programs and services. (10:51)

 

Feedback

Back to Top

Breast Cancer

Breast Cancer - A Guide for Newly Diagnosed Women
  Susan Gardner, Registered Nurse, gives newly diagnosed women an essential guide for understanding their treatment options. (20:07)
  Podcast Keynotes     Feedback
What to Expect When Dealing With Breast Cancer
  Dr. Claire Buchanan, a Breast Surgeon provides an important overview of what to expect when dealing with breast cancer. (8:24)
  Feedback
How to Talk to Your Doctor When Dealing With Breast Cancer
  With the help of the American Cancer Society, Registered Nurse, Betsy Scott lists important information and tips on how to talk with your doctor. (9:32)
  Feedback
Understanding Your Treatment Path for Breast Cancer
  Breast Surgeon, Dr. Shannon Tierney takes you step-by-step through common treatment paths for breast cancer. (8:04)
  Feedback
Understanding Pathology: Breast Cancer
  Dr. Sean Thornton of Cellnetix Pathology & Laboratories explains pathology for breast cancer. (13:21)
  Feedback
Genetic Counseling & Testing: Breast Cancer
  Robert Resta, a Genetic Counselor, provides overview of genetic testing specifically for breast cancer. (7:39)
  Feedback
Breast Cancer Surgery and Recovery
  Breast Surgeon, Dr. Patricia Dawson explains in detail breast cancer surgery and recovery. (11:10)
  Feedback
Reconstructive Surgery: Breast Cancer
  Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Wandra Miles explains what to expect with breast reconstruction. (8:10)
  Feedback
Lymphedema: Breast Cancer
  Physical therapist, Peg Maas explains what lymphedema is and how it can be treated. (14:22)
  Feedback
Drain Management: Breast Cancer
  Registered Nurse, Chris Yeckley demonstrates how to care for your J.P. drain after breast cancer surgery. (6:23)
  Feedback
Resources in the Community: Breast Cancer
  Patient Navigator, Shannon Marsh reviews the breast cancer resources available in the Seattle community and at Swedish Cancer Institute. (14:22)
  Feedback
Living Well After Cancer Treatment
  Dr. Patricia Dawson discusses survivorship and living well after cancer treatment (10:20)
  Feedback
After Breast Cancer: What Next?
  Jacci Thompson-Dodd discusses Swedish's 8-week survivorship training program for breast cancer patients. (7:09)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Colorectal Cancer

Overview: Colorectal Cancer
  Dr. John Fitzharris presents an important overview of colorectal cancer. (13:40)
  Podcast Keynotes     Feedback
Swedish Cancer Institute Colon and Rectal Center
  Dr. Richard Billingham talks about The Colon and Rectal Center at Swedish Medical Center. The Swedish Cancer Institute has come together by a conglomeration of several colorectal specialists and colorectal cancer specialists. Swedish Medical Center is also reporting their research to other centers and in collaboration, working on techniques nationwide. (1:45)
  Feedback
Colon Cancer Awareness
  Colorectal cancer is preventable and curable. Experts at the Swedish Cancer Institute discuss colorectal screenings, and who needs to have them. (1:41)
  Feedback
What is Colorectal Cancer?
  Dr. Richard Billingham explains colorectal cancer and also discusses those who are at higher risk for colorectal cancer, what a colonoscopy is, and which is the best screening test. (1:32)
  Feedback
What are the Risks of Colorectal Surgery?
  Dr. Richard Billingham talks about the risks of colorectal surgery, and what steps are taken to prevent these risks from occurring. (1:03)
  Feedback
What are the Symptoms of Colorectal Cancer?
  Dr. Richard Billingham explains the symptoms of colorectal cancer, which are: bleeding, constipation, change in the way bowel movements work, but in most cases there are no symptoms at all. (1:31)
  Feedback
Constipation
  Dr. Raman Menon discusses causes for constipation and ways to treat it. (4:20)
  Feedback
Incontinence
  Dr. Raman Menon describes incontinence and ways to treat it. (3:42)
  Feedback
Anal Fissure
  Darren Pollock, MD, discusses what an anal fissure is and ways you can treat it. (3:04)
  Feedback
Screening Tests for Colorectal Cancer
  Dr. Richard Billingham explains the various screening tests that can be used to test for colorectal cancer. The most reliable and accurate test is the colonoscopy. (1:40)
  Feedback
How to Prepare for a Colonscopy
  Dr. Rod Kratz, a Colon and Rectal Surgeon, at the Swedish Colon and Rectal Clinic in Seattle, shares his experience preparing for his first colonoscopy. (3:21)
  Feedback
Colon or Rectal Cancer Diagnosis: Should I get a Second Opinion?
  Drs. Rodney Kratz and Richard Billingham answer common questions about getting second opinions for a colon cancer diagnosis (2:40)
  Feedback
A Patient's Experience With Rectal Cancer and Treatment
  Russell Dawson talks about his treatment and gives advice for others facing colorectal surgery or radiation. (3:14)
  Feedback
A physician's thoughts and tips for patients with colon and rectal cancer
  Dr. Amir Bastawrous talks about colon cancer and treatment options. He explains the differences between treating colon cancer and rectal cancer, discusses the importance of having a board-certified colorectal surgeon, and discusses Swedish Cancer Institute's team approach to treating colorectal cancers and its clinical trials for colon and rectal cancers. (3:29)
  Feedback
What are the Treatments for Colorectal Cancer
  Dr. Richard Billingham talks about the three basic treatments for colorectal cancer: surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. (1:42)
  Feedback
Less Invasive Surgery for Colorectal Cancer
  Dr. Richard Billingham talks about less invasive surgery procedures used to treat colorectal cancer, and how Swedish Medical Center has been one of the pioneers of these techniques. (1:10)
  Feedback
Surgical Procedures for Colorectal Cancer
  Dr. Richard Billingham talks about surgical procedures for colorectal cancer, and the different procedures used for colon cancer and rectal cancer. (1:35)
  Feedback
What Happens the Day of Colorectal Surgery
  Dr. Richard Billingham discusses what happens on the day of a colorectal surgery, what the patient is required to do in order to prepare for surgery, and what is involved in the recovery process. (0:55)
  Feedback
Post-Operative Treatments After Colorectal Surgery
  Dr. Richard Billingham talks about colorectal cancer post-operative treatments, and what is done to prevent the cancer from reoccurring. (1:25)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Esophageal Cancer

  Introduction: Esophageal Cancer - Part 1 (11:41)
Part 2 (7:50)
  Thoracic Surgeon, Dr. Brian Louie explains esophageal cancer.
  Feedback
  GERD and Barrett's Esophagus Part 1 (12:49)
Part 2 (7:00)
  Thoracic Surgeon, Dr. Ralph Aye explains esophageal surgery and what to expect.
  Feedback

Back to Top

Head & Neck Cancer

  Overview: Head and Neck Cancer
  Head and Neck Surgeon, Dr. Namou Kim provides and important overview of what to expect with Head and Neck Cancer. (12:22)
  Feedback
What to Expect with Head and Neck Cancer Surgery
Physician Assistant, Allison Seamon provides an overview of what you can expect as you recover from Head and Neck surgery. (11:20)
  Feedback
Microvascular Reconstruction after Head and Neck Surgery
Head and Neck Surgeon, Dr. Namou Kim discusses microvascular reconstructive survery afer Head and Neck surgery. (5:53)
  Feedback
Surgical Treatment for Advanced Cancer of the Larynx
Allison Seamon, Dr. Namou Kim, and Joanne Fenn discuss surgical treatment for advanced cancer of the larynx and talk about life after a laryngectomy. (9:54)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Mesothelioma

  Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma
  Thoracic Surgeon, Dr. Alexander Farivar provides and overview of what to expect with mesothelioma and malignant pleural issues. (11:59)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Lung Cancer

Overview: Lung Cancer
  Dr. Howard (Jack) West presents an overview of lung cancer diagnoses, staging and treatment options. (9:11)
  Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

What to Know About Lung Cancer Screening

Thoracic and Esophageal surgeon, Dr. Ralph Aye, discusses the benefits of lung cancer screening and options available. (6:05)
Feedback
Surgery, Diagnosis and Staging: Lung Cancer
  Thoracic Surgeon, Dr. Eric Vallières, provides an introduction to lung cancer surgery and treatment. (10:21)
  Feedback
Treatment: Lung Cancer
  Thoracic Surgeon, Dr. Eric Vallières, provides an introduction to lung cancer surgery and treatment. (10:21)
  Feedback
How to Prepare for Lung Surgery and What to Expect after Your Operation
  Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner, Kathy Witmer, explains how to prepare for lung surgery and what to expect after the operation. (14:24)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Prostate Cancer

Overview: Prostate Cancer
  Dr. John Fitzharris provides important information for patients diagnosed with prostate cancer. (8:09)
  Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Back to Top

Cancer 101 

Cancer 101
  Wendy France, supervisor of SCI's cancer treatment center, discusses important terminology for a better understanding of cancer and treatment options. (7:35)
 
 

Podcast Keynotes   Feedback


The Chemotherapy Experience

 

Nancy Thompson, Registered Nurse gives patients an understanding of what to expect in their chemotherapy treatment. (6:46)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

The Radiation Experience

 

Dr. Astrid Morris, radiation oncologist at SCI, presents an important overview of radiation therapy -- what it is, how it works and what you should know. (8:16)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Getting a Second Opinion

 

Dr. Gary Goodman gives patients a better understanding of getting a second medical opinion. (6:46)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Back to Top

Cancer Prevention & Screening

How to Reduce Cancer Risk

  Dr. Dan Labriola, naturopathic doctor for the Swedish Cancer Institute, shares his insights about certain green foods that have the ability to combat cancer. (1:56)
  Feedback
Screening Tests for Colorectal Cancer
  Dr. Richard Billingham explains the various screening tests that can be used to test for colorectal cancer. The most reliable and accurate test is the colonoscopy. (1:40)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Cancer Rehabilitation

Home Safety
  Occupational Therapist, Ashleigh Blankenship explains home safety and provides easy tips to make your home safer when recovering from cancer. (12:57)
  Feedback
Energy Conservation
  Doctor of Physical Therapy, Laura Bouma explains what energy conservation is and how it can help people with cancer. (5:48)
  Feedback
Exercise During Treatment
  Onco-physiatrist, Dr. David Zucker provides important tips on how to exercise during treatment.
  Feedback
Survivorship and Cancer Rehabilitation
  Doctor of Physical Therapy, Laura Bouma talks about survivorship and cancer rehabilitation. (9:09)
  Feedback

Back to Top

Clinical Trials 

Understanding Clinical Trials

 

Patra Grevstad, Registered Nurse, presents an important overview of clinical trials for cancer patients. (12:53)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Back to Top

Coping with Cancer

Surviving Cancer

 

Alexis Vanden Bos, cancer survivor and Swedish patient, shares her perspective on diagnoses, treatment and living with cancer. (16:19)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Cancer Related Fatigue

 

Dr. David Zucker provides an overview of cancer-related fatigue and important strategies for managing and easing fatigue during cancer treatment. (10:38)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Complementary Medicine and Nutrition

 

Naturopathic physician, Dr. Dan Labriola, offers an important overview on the role of naturopathic medicine in cancer care. (9:38)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

What to Expect in Art Therapy
  Art Therapist, Nicole Stiver explains what art therapy is and what to expect in an appointment. (5:26)
  Feedback
Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation
  Dr. David Zucker provides an introduction to mindfulness meditation for patients undergoing cancer treatment (first of three meditation podcasts). (4:00)
 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

20-Minute Mindfulness Meditation
  This is a twenty-minute practice meditation. After the introduction by Dr. David Zucker, there will be twenty minutes of silence that will begin and end with the ringing of a bell. (25:06)
 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

5-Minute Mindfulness Meditation

  This is a five-minute practice meditation. After the introduction by Dr. David Zucker, there will be five minutes of silence that will begin and end with the ringing of a bell. (7:14)
 

Podcast Keynotes     Feedback

Back to Top

Fertility Preservation

Preserving Reproductive Potential after the Diagnosis of Cancer  

 

Julie Lamb, MD and Rose Egge explore fertility options and treatment when cancer is a factor. (8:13)

Feedback 

Financial Aspects of Cancer

Financial Aspects of Cancer

 

American Cancer Society Patient Navigator, Stephanie Wichmann, offers an important overview of available financial resources to support cancer patients. (8:24)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Back to Top

For Family/Caregivers

Supporting the Cancer Patient

 

Oncology social worker, Sylvia Farias, offers important strategies for supporting cancer patients during treatment. (8:35)

 

Podcast Keynotes      Feedback

Back to Top

 

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