Sentence examples for cancer has changed from inspiring English sources

But like any other struggle, cancer has changed me.

Cancer has changed me and my view on a lot of things.

Three years is too long, in particular as the perception of my type of cancer has changed immensely in that time.

"The definition of cancer has changed," said Dr. Robert Aronowitz, a professor of history and sociology of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.

He is probably too pure a spirit to admit that his recent battle with stomach cancer has changed his musicianship, but the Carnegie concerts showed a new urgency and simplicity, as if he knows what counts.

Dr. Love, a clinical professor of surgery at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles, says the scientific understanding of cancer has changed in the years since mammography screening was adopted.

Medical treatments of cancer have changed since "Wit" was written.

When friends asked if cancer had changed me, I wasn't sure how to answer.

For a long time, though, Reiser didn't think the cancer had changed him at all.

That evening they formed a circle with a psycho-social therapist and talked about relationships and how having cancer had changed their lives.

At his news conference, the mayor indicated that having cancer had changed his views on life, and said he would pursue a less rough-edged style of governance.