Interview with Tomoki Maeda, Who Supported Hiroko Yamashita’s Cancer Battle: The Key to Family and Team Support What is LA Butterfly? LA Butterfly is a platform originating from Los Angeles that shares stories of cancer survivors who found their “true selves” and gained strength through their journeys. Inspired by the imagery of a chrysalis transforming […]
We had the privilege of speaking with Ms. Mifuru Shirato, who overcame Stage 4 breast cancer. She shared with us how she accepted her cancer diagnosis, faced the people around her, and how she transitioned to her current role as an advocate. Her advice is invaluable for others in similar circumstances. The Moment of
Dealing with “Loss of Appetite” Due to Cancer Treatment Dealing with Loss of Appetite Due to Cancer Treatment” is a comprehensive guide aimed at helping individuals who are undergoing cancer treatment and experiencing a decreased appetite. The article focuses on the causes of decreased appetite due to cancer treatment and offers practical tips and strategies
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7 points to look for a good doctor who understands you By Dr. Naoto Ueno Perception varies from patient to patient: Physicians rely on scientific facts when providing medical care, but how patients perceive those facts can vary greatly. This is because their individual life experiences and values heavily influence how they understand and digest
Potential new treatment options for HER2-low and HER2-negative breast cancer patients Summary More options for HER2-low and HER2-negative patients Two drugs, Enhertu and Trodelvy, should provide more target therapy options for breast cancer patients with HER2-negative and HER2-low diagnoses. In general, treatment options for HER2-negative patients with positive estrogen and progesterone (HR-positive) may be limited
How do you make a cancer treatment decision? It would be best if you chose your cancer treatment based on your decision. You will regret it if you let someone else decide for you, regardless of your treatment outcome. The most crucial action is knowing your value and how you want to live. It does
