Since 2020, Roswell Park has brought together employees from across the institute to focus on community outreach efforts to support and improve educational, job training and childcare efforts throughout Buffalo.

The month of September is dedicated to recognizing five different cancer types: prostate, pediatric, thyroid, gynecologic and blood cancers.

“People need to go through those emotions and they need to have someone who can help take care of them."

An oasis in the middle of a busy cancer center. A hub for information. A warm, welcoming space filled with knowledgeable staff and volunteers. That’s how Martha Hickey, the manager of the Resource Center within the Medical Concierge Services department at Roswell Park describes the new space within the hospital.

The American Institute for Cancer Research recommends 30 grams of dietary fiber each day for adults to help lower cancer risk. Learn how you can add more fiber to your diet.

Your medical team will take steps to prevent pneumonia, but you’ll play an important role, too. Here's what you need to know.

Bruising, or excessive platelets, might also be an indication that your blood cells are carrying leukemia cells as well, which can grow in the bone marrow alongside healthy cells.

"Most men don’t realize that if your PSA number doubles from one year to the next, you’re in trouble. We want to express that to men, to take advantage of the situation and be educated.”