Cancer

Workplace Wellness

What Chadwick Boseman's Death Tells Us About Workplace Healthcare

Too often, the pressures of capitalism make the workplace a toxic environment for those diagnosed with cancer, especially Black people.

Dr. Sophia Ononye-Onyia | 5 min read

				
When Her Mother Was Diagnosed With Breast Cancer, She Started a Popcorn Company to Raise Money for ResearchLauren Mariel started Live Love Pop in 2013 and now sells snacks in around 10,000 stores.

				Stephen J. Bronner
			
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A Cancer Diagnosis Inspired This Entrepreneur to Start an Indulgent Ice Cream Brand That's Obsessed With GrowthVice Cream was created as a response to the low-calorie, dairy-free and sugar-free products on the market.

				Stephen J. Bronner
			
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Here's the Real Cost of Ignoring Your ProblemsFacing problems in your personal life is much like business.

				Jason Saltzman
			
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Step by Step, AI Is Accelerating the Search for a Cancer CureAI already is delivering breakthroughs in cancer diagnosis, but even optimists believe a cure is a decade away.

				Chad Steelberg
			
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Cancer is a life-threatening disease characterized by the growth of abnormal cells in the body. Its causes are attributed to both genetic and exposure to known carcinogens like tobacco, UV radiation and alcohol.

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