At Roswell Park, 2019 was another year of progress in our fight against cancer as we celebrated every victory made toward new cures. We continue to set the bar high as a member of an elite group of cancer centers.

When 11-year-old Ella Beach was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) on Valentine’s Day in February 2018, her family had been hoping it was something else.

I have never met them, nor have I ever thanked them for their part in my survival. And yet so much of that day and my treatment in the following months depended on their expertise.

In her five decades of life, breast cancer survivor Annette Colden has experienced the loss of several family members to cancer.

"Men don't like to talk about their health." It might be a bit cliché, but that statement rings true for a lot of guys.

Not everyone realizes men can get breast cancer, though not nearly as often as women. Older men get it more than younger men, but breast cancer can occur at any age. And in anyone.

Frank Price, PhD, thought he had appendicitis when he took himself to a hospital in Utica, NY, with pain in his abdomen nearly four years ago.

If you’ve undergone cancer treatment at Roswell Park and needed a mediport to deliver treatment and draw blood, you’ve probably met one of our interventional radiology physicians, even if you don’t remember them.

Juanita McClain has battled sickle cell disease her entire life. Still, despite the hardships, she advocates tirelessly for others with sickle cell disease, encouraging them to seek better health and find the support they need. Juanita is a sickle cell warrior.