While it’s normal to feel cancer-related stress during survivorship, depression rarely goes away on its own — even after treatment ends. Learn how to deal with depression from City of Hope.

Are you often on edge? Do you find it difficult to relax? When dealing with medical issues, it’s normal to feel emotionally drained, and cancer can cause physical and emotional changes — including

It’s important to recognize that you are more than your cancer — no matter what you look like or how you have changed, you are a person of worth and value. Learn more from City of Hope.

Learn more from City of Hope supportive care experts on how to address changing relationships and communicating with your loved ones during your cancer treatment.

Sleep replenishes energy for our bodies and minds and is vital for health and wellbeing, as well as the ability to concentrate and solve problems in our daily lives.

City of Hope's has specialized care for people with serious illnesses, which focuses on relieving pain symptoms as a result of cancer treatment.

Chemotherapy and surgery can cause nerve damage leading to peripheral neuropathy. Symptoms usually include numbness, tingling, burning or occasionally pain in a patient’s extremities.

During and after cancer treatment, many survivors feel fatigued. The most common side-effect of cancer treatment, fatigue often causes feelings of being tired, weak and lacking energy. Learn more from

Prior to your cancer treatment City of Hope's certified lymphedema therapists will meet with you to collect diagnostic baseline measurements, educate you about how to reduce your lymphedema risk

City of Hope dietitians can assist with correcting nutritional deficiencies, minimizing treatment side effects, creating nutrition plans after treatment and more.