For Cancer Survivors

The moment you receive a diagnosis of cancer, you become a cancer survivor. You join more than 10 million other cancer survivors in the United States. Although there are still gaps in what scientific research tells us about diet and exercise, and your return to a healthy, active life; AICR can supply you with the best available information to help you make better informed decisions and reduce your risk of secondary tumors and recurrence.

Recommendations for Cancer Survivors After Treatment - Eating and exercise recommendations based on scientific research.

Dietary Tips - Practical advice for healthy eating.

Exercise Tips - Suggestions for returning to an active lifestyle.

Frequently Asked Questions - Answers to common concerns about nutrition, weight and what to eat.

Ask a Registered Dietician - e-mail your nutrition or diet question to an AICR dietician through AICR's Nutrition Hotline Online.

Recipes - Improve your diet with these healthy recipes.

Reading Resources - Printed and web-based books and journals that cover the different aspects of survivorship.

Online Resources - These sources offer more information and support.

AICR Programs for Cancer Survivors - AICR research and activities focusing on cancer survivors.

Conferences for Cancer Survivors - Information on the free AICR Nutrition After Cancer conferences.

Additional AICR Materials for Survivors

• CancerResource - Free information packet for newly diagnosed cancer patients.
• Cancer Information: Where to Find Help - Online version of brochure with valuable information for patients and survivors.