Eric Van Dril - April 2015

The Chicago Tribune recently shared the inspiring story of Yasmin Chavez, a young soccer player who returned to the game as part of the lenbrook South girls soccer team after finishing treatment for lymphoma.

ELIZABETH LEONARD - April 2015

Rita Wilson recently spoke with People about her breast cancer diagnosis and double mastectomy, how it impacted her current play and why getting a second opinion is so important.

Aftab Borka - April 2015

The Oakland News Press shared the story of breast cancer survivor Erica Stone, who experienced the financial and emotional stress that often comes with a cancer diagnosis when ability to work is impacted. Her stress was reduced when the received assistance from a nonprofit that helps cancer patients facing financial hardships.

Allison Kronberg - March 2015

MN Daily shared the story of Kevin Lines, a cancer survivor who had to take time away from his work for treatment, but ultimately didn't let his diagnosis stop him from doing the conservation work that he loves.

Leigh Labrie - March 2015

Cancer Today interviewed Kim Hall Jackson, an event planner and colorectal cancer survivor, who uses her skills as an event planner to promote cancer screening among African-Americans. She was also a travel scholarship recipient for our 2014 National Conference on Work & Cancer!

Cancer Today - March 2015

Cancer Today's Sound Advice column features patient questions answered by experts in a relevant field. Our Chief Mission Officer, Rebecca Nellis, was invited to offer advice on the following question: I was recently diagnosed with cancer, and I plan to continue working through treatment and recovery. What should I tell my employer?

Winnie Sun - March 2015

Forbes recently wrote a piece about singer-songwriter Andrew McMahon, who was on the edge of a major career breakthrough when he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. The article goes on to explain McMahon's treatment, recovery, multifaceted career and how he managed to be so business savvy throughout it all.

The Associated Press - March 2015

The Journal Star reported that Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson is back at work after having surgery for early-stage prostate cancer.

Torstar News Service - March 2015

Metro News Canada recently published an important article looking at the impact that a cancer diagnosis has on low-income workers.

Deanna Pai - March 2015

Cosmopolitan beauty editor Deanna Pai wrote an extremely honest and moving piece about her experience with cancer, touching on work and everyday life.

Libby Hakim - March 2015

The Sydney Morning Herald recently shared the inspiring story of cancer survivor and personal trainer Andy Zagami, who said that work helped him through his cancer journey.

Tracee M. Herbaugh - March 2015

The Providence Journal recently wrote about how "Today" show host Hoda Kotb spoke about her breast cancer experience leading her to her job at the 18th annual Women’s Summit at Bryant University.

Nina Mandell - March 2015

USA Today recently shared an inspiring story about two NFL football players who battled cancer. The two discussed the similarities in their cancer experiences, and how teammates and fans helped them get through it.

Michelle Broder Van Dyke - March 2015

Buzzfeed recently shared an amazing story about a dedicated Costco employee, Arlie Smith, who was recently diagnosed with terminal bone cancer. Smith plans to keep working as long as he can, and when customers found out about about his diagnosis, they surprised him with an all-expenses paid vacation for him and his wife.

Nick Friedell - March 2015

ESPN Chicago reported that Turner Sports reporter Craig Sager returned to work after a 11-month battle with cancer.

The Star Online - March 2015

The Star Online reported that the Prime Minister of Singapore, Lee Hsien Loong, has returned to work full time after surgery to remove his cancerous prostate gland.

Alyx Arnett - March 2015

The Kokomo Perspective shared the story of Jami Leslie, a 19-year employee at Kokomo Transmission Plant, who was diagnosed with breast cancer last summer and had incredible support from her employer and coworkers.

ANNETA KONSTANTINIDES - March 2015

The Daily Mail reported that retired NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw will publish a memoir about his cancer journey this spring.

Tarra Quismundo - March 2015

Inquirer.net reported that journalist Arlene Espiritu won a legal battle against her former employer for illegally firing her from her position as a news producer in 2009 for having lung cancer.

Rebecca V. Nellis, MPP - March 2015

Cancer and Careers was featured in the March-April Issue of Oncology Issues, the Journal of the American Community of Cancer Centers.Our Chief Mission Officer, Rebecca Nellis' 2-page piece covers the issue of work and cancer, practical tips for managing cancer at work and the programs that Cancer and Careers offers to help survivors thrive at work.

Todd Clausen - February 2015

The Democrat & Chronicle recently shared the story of Andy Jennings, who was diagnosed with stage IV nonsmokers lung cancer in 2013 and has received incredible support from his coworkers.

Michele Miller - February 2015

The Tampa Bay Times shared the story of Terri Hesse, who was diagnosed with melanoma while undergoing treatment for chronic myloid leukemia and returned to work three months after surgery.

Chris Tanaka - February 2015

Hawaii News Now shared the story of Adriana Gonzales, who lost her job when she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

David Isaacson - February 2015

The Times Live reported that rower Lawrence Brittain returned to training at the rowing team base at the high performance centre in Pretoria after battling cancer.

KATE TAYLOR - February 2015

Entrepreneur recently shared the story of Linda Saavedra, a breast cancer survivor and Showhomes franchisee who with the home staging franchise throughout her cancer treatment.

Jeff Giles - February 2015

Ultimateclassicrock.com reported that Bruce Dickinson, Iron Maiden singer, has been undergoing treatment for a cancerous tumor since the beginning of the year. The band expects him to make a full recovery and hopes that it will not impact plans for a new album and tour.

Donald H. Harrison - February 2015

The Times of San Diego sat down and talked with City Councilwoman Marti Emerald, who is currently undergoing radiation five days a week for breast cancer, about to her plans to run in 2016 for another four-year term.

KXAN sports - February 2015

KXAN NBC reported that Texas State baseball coach Ty Harrington will take a temporary leave of absence as battles cancer.

Maria Sonnenberg - February 2015

Florida Today shared an inspiring story about breast cancer patient Katherine McCoy, who isn't going to let her diagnosis and treatment stand in the way of her work as an animal rights activist.

Kristi Turnquist - February 2015

Oregon Live recently wrote an article about Dave Anderson, one of Portland's most popular media personalities, who keeps a busy schedule hosting radio shows and doing stand-up comedy, all while battling pancreatic cancer.