The term ‘immune-compromised’ refers to individuals whose immune system is considered weaker, more impaired, or less robust than that of the average health...

To date, no evidence is available to suggest that any cancer treatments raise your risk for getting COVID-19 any more or less than anyone else who is expos...

Cancer is a serious condition that requires treatment. Regardless of the type of treatment, the best advice is to talk with your cancer care team about whe...

There are many factors to consider when making an important decision such as postponing cancer treatment in order to avoid a potential infection with COVID-...

There is no specific evidence to suggest that endocrine therapies can raise the risk of getting COVID-19 or having a more serious illness.  Most endocrine...

If on active cancer treatment, then patients should contact their treating oncologist by phone and make any arrangements as needed.  If not on active trea...

How can cancer patients stay connected while socially distancing themselves?   It’s important for patients’ (and their caregivers’) mental and physical he...

I have had lung surgery for my cancer. Will the virus affect me differently now? The patients who have gotten sickest from COVID-19 are those who have h...

I am currently on a TKI for my lung cancer and am relatively young and healthy. I never had radiation therapy or surgery. Should I be worried?  We do no...

If I have had immunotherapy or am currently undergoing chemotherapy for cancer, should I be worried? We don’t know for sure. Everyone needs to be cautio...