Kavontae Smalls is a Communications Specialist at SurvivorNet. He focuses on medicine and healthcare, with particular expertise in oncology, immunotherapy, hematology, gene therapy, palliative care, and radiation oncology. Kavontae's work has been featured in Atlanta Black Star, SurvivorNet, NewsBreak, and MSN.
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Menopause is a major hormonal shift that affects both the body and the mind, with experts noting that changes in estrogen can disrupt serotonin, dopamine, sleep, and overall mood, contributing to higher rates of anxiety and depression during the transition.
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Actor Dolph Lundgren, 68, quietly battled kidney cancer for eight years, enduring multiple surgeries, harsh treatment side effects, and a frightening prognosis — until a second opinion led to a new therapy that shrank his tumors by 90% and ultimately left him cancer‑free by late 2024.
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Actress Cynthia Nixon, 60, was diagnosed with stage 1 breast cancer through a routine mammogram at age 40 — a scan she began getting early, at 35, because her mother had survived breast cancer twice. She credits that proactive screening with saving her life.
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A wave of new FDA approvals is giving breast cancer patients across multiple subtypes — from triple‑negative to HR+/HER2‑ disease — more options and more hope this year.
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After a Multiple Myeloma Diagnosis, the Treatment Options Making Patients' Lives A little Easier. Country singer Charles Kelley, 45, revealed he has multip
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The son of “Superman” actor, the late Christopher Reeve, and late actress Dana Reeve, Will Reeve is speaking publicly about his testicular cancer diagnosis to help reduce stigma and encourage men to seek care early.
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Denver anchor Chris Parente says his bladder cancer diagnosis immediately made him think of Deion Sanders, whose public battle helped raise awareness of th
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Actress Amanda Peet, 54, was diagnosed with early‑stage lobular breast cancer and underwent a lumpectomy with short‑course radiation, avoiding chemotherapy
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Country singer and actress Jillian Cardarelli, 33, will make her Grand Ole Opry debut when the 18th annual Opry Goes Pink, which has added meaning now that
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“Real Housewives of Potomac” star Charrisse Jackson‑Jordan, 61, became alarmed after seeing her son’s dramatic weight loss and lethargy at Thanksgiving, pr
