For many, the story of cancer in recent decades has been one of progress. Survival rates have improved dramatically, new therapies hold incredible promise, and once-deadly diagnoses now come with hope ...

An innovative care delivery model at Mayo Clinic integrates virtual oversight, remote patient monitoring, mobile health ...

New collaboration integrates prospective, trial-grade clinical research into routine oncology care, giving patients more options for cancer care closer to home N-Power Medicine, a company ...

City of Hope CEO Robert Stone says a collaborative spirit defines modern cancer leadership. When Robert Stone thinks about what makes City of Hope stand apart, it's the people. He recalls a patient ...

For anyone who hears the words "you have cancer," the experience for them and their loved ones can be overwhelming.

Does being a doctor make it easier to be a patient? You might argue that it’s harder. Is there anything to be gained from inside knowledge when the system is resistant to change? What impact does it ...

Brittany’s advocacy ensures that patient experiences influence research, clinical trials, and treatment design at Huntsman Cancer Institute and beyond. Her journey highlights the importance of ...

Oncoplastic breast-conserving surgery enables larger-volume resections with immediate tissue rearrangement, reducing mastectomy rates while maintaining oncologic priorities and improving cosmetic ...

The author reflects on personal growth and transformation following a cancer diagnosis, emphasizing the "power of one" to inspire change and positive influence. The narrative highlights the importance ...

In the United States, the incarcerated population is aging. About 15% of incarcerated adults, or approximately 175,000 people, are now 55 years or older. As the incarcerated population ages, cancer ...

The Lucy Curci Cancer Center on the Eisenhower Health campus in Rancho Mirage has an infusion center on the ground floor. It's next to two large entry doors — doors no one wants to ever have to go ...