Forum Cancer

Hello everyone, I've recently been reading about myelodysplasia and I'm just wondering if it is classified under cancer. Can anyone clarify this for me?

Hi, myelodysplasia or myelodysplastic syndromes (mds) are indeed considered a type of blood cancer. They occur when immature cells in the bone marrow start growing out of control.

is correct. Myelodysplasia affects the bone marrow and the blood, similar to leukemia, which is why it is classified as a type of cancer.

I agree with the previous posts. However, it's worth mentioning that the treatments for Mds might be somewhat different from other cancer treatments. It's always important to discuss treatment options with a healthcare professional. Topic 2: Cancer Scholarshipsquestion: Are there scholarships available specifically for cancer patients?

Hi, I am a cancer survivor and I am looking to go back to school. Does anyone know if there are any scholarships available for people like me?

Hi, yes, there are a number of charities and organizations that offer scholarships for cancer survivors. Have a look at Cancer for College and the Patient Advocate Foundation for starters.

That's absolutely right! In fact, the American Cancer Society also has a scholarship program for survivors and patients undergoing treatment.

Also, don't forget to check out local community scholarships. There might be some financial aid opportunities closer to home than you think. Wishing you the best! Topic 3: Treating Skin Cancer with Soap question: Can soap be used as a treatment for skin cancer?

I've heard about a soap that supposedly treats skin cancer. Is that possible? Sounds too good to be true.

That sounds pretty unfeasible to me,. I believe the standard treatments for skin cancer involve surgery, radiation therapy, and other targeted therapies. I would be cautious about any claims that soap can treat skin cancer.