Survivorship Month celebrations take place throughout June. These free events are open to everyone. Join us for a wide range of activities, including educational virtual webinars on navigating life during and after cancer, featuring panel discussions hosted by Duke Cancer Institute experts. Whether you were recently diagnosed, are in treatment, have completed treatment, or are a caregiver or friend supporting someone with cancer, we have something for everyone.
Survivorship Month is presented by Duke Cancer Institute’s Supportive Care & Survivorship Center.
Survivorship month events are free to all Duke cancer patients, families, and caregivers. Participate in rejuvenation activities, and learn about services and strategies to help reduce the impact of cancer on your emotional and physical health.
Wednesday, June 3 | Noon–1:15 p.m.
Life during and after cancer doesn’t always mean a quick return to “normal.” Many survivors continue to experience physical, emotional, and relationship‑related challenges long after treatment ends. This interactive panel brings together experts in mindfulness, nutrition, physical fitness, sexual health, relationships, and parenting to talk honestly about what recovery can really look like.
Registration: https://duke.is/June-Registration
Wednesday, June 17 | Noon–1:00 p.m.
Nutrition advice after a cancer diagnosis can feel confusing, overwhelming, and sometimes contradictory. Keto, Mediterranean, plant‑forward—what actually helps, and what’s just noise?
In this engaging webinar, three registered oncology dietitians break down popular dietary approaches and explain:
Registration: https://duke.is/June-Registration
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