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    Your Healthy Cancer Comeback: A Comprehensive Guide to Thriving Against Cancer

    We at Dermavitality are thrilled to introduce our dear friend and partner, Fitz Koehler, who has recently released her groundbreaking book, "Your Healthy Cancer Comeback: Sick to Strong. "As a prominent member of our cancer thriver community, 

    Your Healthy Cancer Comeback: A Comprehensive Guide to Thriving Against Cancer

    We at Dermavitality are thrilled to introduce our dear friend and partner, Fitz Koehler, who has recently released her groundbreaking book, "Your Healthy Cancer Comeback: Sick to Strong. "As a prominent member of our cancer thriver community, 

    Dermavitality Featured in Cancer Wellness Magazine for Clean Products

    We are delighted to announce that Dermavitality has been featured in Cancer Wellness Magazine's article 'Super Clean Solutions' for our commitment...

    Chemotherapy and Hair Loss

    Hair loss is just one of the unfortunate side effects that comes with chemotherapy.

    Can you use a cream during radiation treatment?

    Many, if not most, patients receive advice that skin creams during radiation therapy can increase the radiation dose. New evidence shows that topical skin treatments...

    How Lesley Nygaard Received Support from BREASTCANCER.ORG

    My relationship with breastcancer.org started when I was first diagnosed with breast cancer in March of 2009...

    Management of chemotherapy induced neuropathy

    Chemotherapy induced neuropathy is a nerve discord that can cause weakness, numbness, tingling and pain. It is a common side of effect related to some types of chemotherapy.

    Hand Foot Syndrome Related to Chemotherapy

    Hand Foot Syndrome is a reaction of the skin on the palms of the and soles of the feet related to chemotherapy. Certain chemotherapeutic agents are known to cause Hand Foot Syndrome, including 5-FU, Capecitabine, Docetaxel, Cytarabine, Doxorubicin and Liposomal Doxorubicin.