Many women experience the impact of cancer through the diagnosis of someone they love. When women become caregivers, they often balance their other primary responsibilities—which might include managing the home and caring for children, working outside the home, and monitoring their own health—with the care of their loved one.

Women&Cancer recognizes that women who are caregivers are looking for current, useful, and inspiring information that they can use in their daily lives. And while these topics might include treatment topics related to their loved one’s diagnosis, topics covering prevention, screening, and wellness information will also help caregivers themselves keep an eye on their own health, and spiritual and emotional topics will increase their understanding of their loved one’s experience and also help keep their own sprit sound.