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After a mastectomy and two years with a prosthesis, National Cancer Institute surgeons performed DIEP reconstruction and simultaneously transplanted a lymph node to treat arm swelling.
Back pain turned out to be multiple myeloma. How a railway station chief underwent a bone marrow transplant and returned to work.
Cancer doesn't always hurt: a routine mammogram changed the life of a National Cancer Institute employee. About chemotherapy, surgery, and support you don't expect.
The founder of a headscarf brand approached her breast cancer treatment like a business project — with preparation, travel, and no pause in life.
A kidney tumor was discovered during pregnancy. How doctors from the National Cancer Institute and the Institute of Pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology performed delivery and surgery on the same day and preserved the patient's organ.
At age two — neuroblastoma, 8 blocks of chemotherapy, and a bone marrow transplant. Vladyslav has completed the most difficult stage of his treatment.
Ewing sarcoma, surgery, and a transplant are behind him. 16-year-old Illia is home, and ahead of him is learning to play the electric guitar he received as a gift.
Three misdiagnoses, treatment for a nonexistent tuberculosis, and a lymphoma relapse. A story about the cost of lost time and the return to life.
A lump found during a self-exam, and the decision to seek a second opinion. How 33-year-old Viktoriia overcame breast cancer and changed her profession.
