As the coronavirus pandemic continues to evolve it’s normal to be unsettled and concerned about the upending of life as we know it. With this being said it is also important to stay resilient and adapt to this stressful situations. Read the article below to learn tips for emotional resilience during the coronavirus crisis. As the news about…
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The Colorado Center for Gynecologic Oncology is sharing our recent email update reading Survivorship and COVID-19. Read below for some ways to cope and connect with others during this time. Hi, Survivors! I just want to check-in and see how everyone is doing during these extraordinary times. If you have any needs or questions that the…
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Survivorship is simply learning to live your best life. This includes learning about nutrition, which is discussed during your survivorship appointments. When you are faced with a gynecological cancer diagnosis, whether it is ovarian, cervical, vaginal, or fallopian tube, nutrition can be an important part of your journey. Eating a well-balanced diet during and after…
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Johnson & Johnson has come under fire in recent years after finding that talc powder used in genital areas can cause ovarian cancer in women. The latest verdict was in favor of Johnson & Johnson saying that there is not enough information to prove that talc causes ovarian cancer. Keep reading the article below to…
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The Colorado Center for Gynecologic Oncology is excited to share our March 2020 Newsletter providing patients with new information, upcoming events, and inspiring stories.
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