Exercise rehabilitation is important in cancer care because it helps improve physical function, reduce treatment-related side effects, and enhance overall quality of life. Join us as we talk with board certified oncology clinical specialist, Dr. Andrew Congaway, PT, DPT about how to safety and effectively align physical movement with cancer recovery.

We are so fortunate to welcome the official dietitian/nutritionist of the Tulsa Ballet in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Amanda Settle, RD, LD, CDE, to the F-U Cancer Podcast. Amanda manages a private practice where she focus on helping clients achieve the healthiest version of themselves. Listen in as she shares advice for healthy eating before and after physical activity, including managing cancer treatment-related side effects.

According to the American Institute for Cancer Research, there is strong evidence to link increased fiber intake with a decreased risk of cancer. But how much fiber is needed to yield positive health benefits? And are certain fiber containing foods more beneficial than others? Joining us today to answer these important questions is registered dietitian nutritionist, Tuesday Hoelscher.

Grief is a common emotion felt by individuals touched by cancer. It’s a complex response to significant loss, often involving sadness, shock, anger, denial and other feelings as a person attempts to cope with a cancer diagnosis, news of disease progression, an unwelcomed treatment side effect, or I think even the anticipation of missing milestones like graduations or weddings that are far in the future but already close to ones’ heart. Joining us today is licensed clinical social worker and cancer care expert, Paige Soleimani, here to talk with us about cancer related grief, how to cope and when to seek professional help.

Research show 70% of cancer survivors take dietary supplements, and nearly half of individuals do so without first consulting with their healthcare provider. In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Krystle Zuniga, PhD, RD, CSO, LD, to breakdown the regulations surrounding dietary supplements and answer the big question -- are they safe??

Colon cancer screening saves lives. Listen in as we talk wth Dr. Seper Dezfoli, gastroenterologist and physican nutrition specialist, about current testing options available, what to expect when undergoing a colonoscopy, and next steps when abnormalities are identified.

Palliative care is a type of medical care that helps people with serious illnesses such as cancer manage symptoms and improve their quality of life. Join us as we chat with Stephanie Dobak, RDN, about palliative care as she breaks down this valuable resource for our members. This episode is hosted by Christina Rollins, RDN, and was recorded on 1/20/25.

Stephanie Dobak discloses she is the recipient of an honorarium from Functional Formularies as well as grant support from Dietitians in Nutrition Support Dietitian Practice Group and the ALS Association.

In this episode, we will be discussing a topic that has surged in popularity and availability since the COVID-19 global pandemic — Telehealth. Sometimes referred to as telemedicine, telehealth lets you see your health care provider without going to their office. You can have a telehealth visit online using your computer, tablet, or smartphone, all from the comfort of your own home. But is telehealth the right option for individuals with a cancer diagnosis? Listen in as we chat with expert clinician, Michele Rager, MS, RDN-AP, LDN, FAND.