The FDA just removed a major warning label from hormone therapy a sign that science around womens hormones is changing fast. But what does this shift really mean for people whove faced cancer or want to protect their long-term health?In this episo

Why does waiting for scan results feel like your nervous system is vibrating? Because your brain hates uncertainty more than bad newsand it’s trying to protect you by preparing for every worst-case scenario. In this episode, Joelle shares what happ

What happens when a doctor tells you “it’s not good” and you’re only 42?Miguel Rueda got one of the rarest prostate cancer diagnoses possib

Why does hearing “it’s malignant” make you want to scream, cry, or punch a wallsometimes all in the same hour? Your body just learned about a threat that’s been there for a while, and your nervous system jumped into fight or fligh

When treatment ended, no one offered me survivorship care. It was just Youre done. Be grateful.In this episode, Dr. Mindy Goldman, Chief Clinical Officer of MIDI Health and UCSF Professor Emeritus, reveals the truth behind The Survivorship Lie:wh

The day before my preventive mastectomy, I got a call that changed everything.The surgery was cancelled because cancer was already here.In this solo episode, I share what that moment taught me about power.Because even when cancer takes control, you

When bestselling author Cara Lockwood was dropped by her publisher in the middle of chemotherapy, she could have given up.Instead, she discovered a mindset that helped her survive cancer and rebuild her life.In this episode of Kicking Cancers Ass,

Telling your family you have cancer might be the hardest conversation of your life.Joelle Kaufman has lived it as both the child of a survivor and a parent with cancer.When Joelle found out she had cancer, she had to tell her three kids ages 21, 1

When you hear the words Its malignant, your world stops. Everything you thought you knew about control, safety, and your future suddenly disappears.In this raw and hopeful conversation, bestselling author Cara Lockwood known for her 35+ romance

What if the hardest part of cancer isn't chemoit's finding the words to tell your partner?Joelle Kaufman knows this moment intimately. Walking to her husband's office after her biopsy results, she recalls: "He looked up from his desk and his eyes jus