The Fall, 2011 issue of Thrive.

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FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

	CANCER & TREATMENTS FOR CANCER CENTER PATIENTS PREVENTION & RISK ASSESSMENT CLINICAL TRIALS & RESEARCH LIVING WITH CANCER

The Engaged Patient:
10 things you can do to take charge of your medical care

Handling the Logistics:
Practical Assistance Center offers patients practical resources

Demanding Better:
U-M Breast Cancer Advisory & Advocacy Committee members work to improve care for future survivors

A New Kind of Support:
U-M Cancer Center develops program with Cancer Support Community to help patients and caregivers cope

A Helping Hand:
Taking control of eating problems with tube feeding

When to Ask for Help:
Talking about symptoms is the first step in treating them

Research Roundup:
Find out about the latest in cancer research.

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Information and Resources from the U-M Comprehensive Cancer Center

Resources for the Engaged Patient
Check out our resources for taking control of your health care.

Managing Symptoms
Find out how our Symptom Management & Supportive Care Program can help you.

Cancer Center Recipes Just for You:
Find healthy recipes tailored to your taste.

mCancerTalk
Subscribe to our new blog for regular news and updates from the U-M Cancer Center.

Newsroom:
Find out about the latest in research at the U-M Comprehensive Cancer Center

Pharmacist's Corner
by Emilly Mackler, Pharm.D.

Keeping Track of Medications

Keeping track of your medications and remembering whether a medication has been taken can be a daunting task. Many tools exist that can help you with this process, but what's important is to develop a system that works best for you. Please look at our Keeping Track of Medications page to get tips.

To learn more, watch the videocast.

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