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September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
Did you know? 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. Most men are suggested to start PSA screening at 45 years old. African Americans, military veterans, and those with a family history of prostate cancer should ask their doctor about screening at age 40. Early detection and treatment are key!
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July is Bone Cancer Awareness Month
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May is Melanoma Awareness Month
As the weather turns warmer and summer approaches, we start to think more about sun exposure, but did you know that you should protect your skin year-round? And if you do see a suspicious spot, follow the ABCDEs of melanoma detection: Asymmetry, Border, Color, Diameter, Evolution. Make sure to check your skin regularly for…
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April is National Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month!
Here's a list of suggested cancer screenings: Cervical cancer: HPV test every 5 years starting at 25y/o Breast cancer: Yearly mammograms starting at age 40 Colon cancer: Testing should begin at age 45 Prostate cancer: Testing should begin at age 50 Lung Cancer: Age 50 if you smoke or used to smoke Please note: All…
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March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
Regular colorectal cancer screening is key to early detection. Those at average risk of colorectal cancer are recommended to start screening at age 45. Learn more about colorectal cancer here: Colorectal Cancer – WHAT NEXT
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2/28/2025 is Rare Disease Day
People don't often think "rare" when they hear the word "cancer", but there are more than 200 types of rare cancer diagnoses. On this Rare Disease Day, we'd like to recognize the patient warriors who are fighting everyday as well as the researchers who are tirelessly working towards new treatments. We see you, and we love…
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Today's the Day!
On this World Cancer Day 2025, we are so thrilled to announce the partnership with our companion site, Patient Worthy! Patient Worthy is a media company that focuses on the rare disease community, including rare cancers. They have reported on over 900 rare disease categories, published over 22,000 articles on their site,…
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Big Announcement Coming Soon!!
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SITE UPDATE: Introducing the NEW WhatNext.com
Welcome to the new and improved WhatNext, a community where people from around the world and across all walks of life can come together to discuss their experiences with cancer and offer each other support. For years, WhatNext has been a vibrant and engaging community but sadly resulted in the old website being taken down.…
