The Mesothelioma Center Blog – Page 3
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Pleural MesotheliomaCissie Larsen shares with us that her husband, Ron, began losing weight and experiencing fatigue. “Ron was just different, he was quiet and started… -
Health & WellnessPickleball Can Help Mesothelioma Survivors Stay Active
The H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute in Tampa, Florida is among top hospitals in the U.S. specializing in mesothelioma. Its Mesothelioma… -
AdvocacyVeterans Outreach Accomplishments in 2024
Helping Veterans with Asbestos-Related Illnesses Our Veterans Outreach team at The Mesothelioma Center had another great year helping veterans with asbestos-related diseases and… -
Health & WellnessCan Lessons From Blue Zones Help People With Mesothelioma?
Maintaining and enhancing full-body health and general well-being is critical for people with mesothelioma. Looking to people living in Blue Zones who live longer… -
Health & WellnessDate Night During Mesothelioma Treatment
Whether date night was weekly or something saved for special occasions such as anniversaries or holidays like Valentine’s Day and New Year’s, it can… -
Health & WellnessUsing Relaxation Strategies to Ease Mesothelioma-Related Anxiety
This is Part 5 of a series of blogs on integrative therapies to treat mesothelioma-related anxiety and depression. Read Part 1 (Introduction),… -
Health & WellnessHow Might Music Therapy Help People With Mesothelioma?
This is Part 4 of a series of blogs on integrative therapies to treat mesothelioma-related anxiety and depression. Read Part 1 Can Integrative… -
Health & WellnessTips to Adapt Holiday Traditions for Mesothelioma Patients
The Harris Poll conducted a survey from November 25-27, 2024 on behalf of the American Psychological Association about stress among adults in the U.S. -
Health & WellnessWebinar Recap: What to Expect With Keytruda for Advanced Mesothelioma
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the use of Keytruda in combination with chemotherapy as a first-line treatment for advanced pleural mesothelioma on… -
AdvocacyEmbracing Hope: A Journey of Resilience Through Mesothelioma
Thomas Coyne is a business major with aspirations to pursue a career in sports management upon graduating. Influenced by his grandfather, a Vietnam veteran who faced pleural mesothelioma with unwavering courage, Thomas has developed a deep appreciation for resilience and perseverance. His academic and athletic pursuits are driven by a commitment to honor his grandfather's legacy of determination and hope, embodying the values of strength and purpose in overcoming life's challenges.