A carefully selected collection of the latest research, news, and insights regarding SCCC and LCCC. We cut through the noise to bring you the updates that truly matter to our community.
Articles that matter.
“Neuroendocrine cervical carcinomas: genomic insights, controversies in treatment strategies, and future directions: a NeCTuR study”
Gloria Salvo, Larissa A. Meyer, Naomi R. Gonzales, Michael Frumovitz, R Tyler Hillman
Please note: The articles shared here are for informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare team regarding your specific treatment and care plan.
Book Recommendations
A small library of books to meet you where you are.
The Cancer Journals
A powerful, deeply personal account of Lorde's experience with breast cancer and mastectomy, fusing memoir with reflection on identity, body image, and refusing silence around illness. First published in 1980 and still considered a landmark work on facing cancer without pretense — a strong pick if you want a book about reclaiming your own voice during treatment. Read More
Audre Lorde
When Breath Become Air
A neurosurgeon's memoir written after his own diagnosis with stage IV lung cancer, reflecting on mortality, meaning, and what makes a life worth living. Widely recommended by oncology social workers and hospice programs — not specific to cervical cancer, but often named as one of the most resonant books for anyone facing a serious diagnosis. Read More
Paul Kalanithi
The White Noise of Survivorship: and Other Unsolicited Lessons I Learned From Cancer
A candid look at what nobody prepares you for — life after active treatment ends. Good company for the survivorship stretch, when everyone else assumes you are simply done. Read More
Tara Rolle
Radical Remission: Surviving Cancer Against All the Odds
Research into cases of unexpected recovery, organized around the habits and choices those patients shared. Useful if you want an evidence-curious look at lifestyle, mindset, and support alongside conventional treatment. Read More
Kelly A. Turner, Ph. D
The Cancer Fighting Kitchen: Nourishing, Big Flavor Recipes for Cancer Treatment and Recovery
Rebecca Katz
Nourishing, big-flavor recipes built for treatment and recovery, with guidance for taste changes, nausea, low appetite, and caregiver cooking on hard days. Read More
Cancer Hates Kisses
A picture book for young children whose parent is in treatment, framing the fight in language a child can hold onto — warm, brave, and reassuring rather than clinical. Read More
Jessica Reid Silwerski
The Invisible String
A gentle story about the invisible thread of love that connects people across distance, hospital stays, and loss. Widely used by child life specialists and grief counselors. Read More
Patrice Karst