It is often said that cancer touches all of us. Every patient, every doctor, has a story to tell. 

From a very young age, LaToyia Malcolm, MS, BSN, BA, RN, knew she wanted to work in something medicine- or science-related, but it took a while for her to become a nurse.

High school and college students across Western New York are working to create a world without cancer.

What if doctors were able to identify, with a simple blood test, when a patient’s cancer was starting to make a return? Or that a person’s disease was so well treated it would not return?