Meanings of surviving cancer in English

In addition, they drive surviving cancer cells into a still poorly defined state of dormancy.

If so, you have drawn the short straw when it comes to developing and surviving cancer.

However, living with and surviving cancer doesn't have to signal the end of one's sex life.

As for Tauzin, his tenure is probably best marked by his vocal support for the industry after surviving cancer.

The Bus on Thursday, Barrett's second novel, tackles the absurdity of surviving cancer in a zany, energetic tale that doesn't quite come off.

Children and women of reproductive age are increasingly surviving cancer diagnoses, and therefore long-term quality-of-life issues are of greater importance at the time of diagnosis.

Cancer report: More patients are surviving cancer, according to the findings of the latest report from the National Cancer Registry (NCR) to be published today.