Articles tagged with 'cancer'

Three things Paige Mullins learned from developing the massage intervention for the Integrative Medicine for Pain in Patients with Advanced Cancer Trial.

The evolution of oncology massage started with patients, not researchers or practitioners.

Developing a massage protocol for the IMPACT study underscored that practitioners’ clinical reasoning and patient-centered understanding developed in clinical practice is critical to the research conversation.

Everyone is at risk of skin cancer, regardless of skin color.

Barrie Cassileth, PhD, a pioneer in the field of oncology massage research, passed away February 26, 2022. Author Cal Cates offers their thoughts on Dr. Cassileth's life and the lasting impact of her research.

Based in neurology and biophysics, sound healing is gaining mainstream acceptance. Here's how sound healing is being used to help with patients receiving cancer treatments and patients in recovery.

While I'm not an expert in the subject of massage for cancer, I am happy to share the results of the recent collaborative research efforts between one university's School of Medicine and a massage school. Here's what the research means for cancer survivors.