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The Latino Cancer Institute (TLCI) is a nationwide community and research network dedicated to solving the issues and burden of Latino cancer.
Searching for a new position during or after cancer treatment can feel overwhelming, but it is absolutely possible. Get tips on creating an effective resume, improving your interview skills (including how to handle questions about employment gaps), and much more. Buscar un nuevo puesto durante o después del tratamiento contra el cáncer puede parecer abrumador, […]
Las Voces de Mieloma is a free monthly virtual support and education group offered by the International Myeloma Foundation (IMF) for Spanish-speaking patients, families, and caregivers affected by multiple myeloma. June guest speaker Teresa Regueiro, founder of Comunidad Española de Pacientes con Mieloma Múltiple (CEMMP, will discuss how innovation is shaping patient needs, advocacy, and […]
The Free Webinar Series offers educational sessions on the practical and legal issues that can arise after a cancer diagnosis. Topics include health insurance, finances, employment rights, disability insurance, advocacy, estate planning, clinical trials, and more. On June 23, the webinar Beyond Medical Care: Finding the Help You Need will highlight resources that can help […]
The 16th Annual National Conference on Work & Cancer is a free virtual event exploring the challenges of balancing cancer treatment, recovery, and employment. Hosted by Cancer + Careers, the conference brings together patients, survivors, caregivers, healthcare professionals, advocates, employers, and HR professionals for practical sessions on workplace communication, disclosure decisions, managing side effects, job […]
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