“There were so many aspects of research and biology, and patient care I absolutely loved. It was a field that was ever-changing, trying to cure and help these patients who have such devastating disorders.”
For some people with cancer that has spread to the liver, or a primary cancer within the liver, a wireless metal pump about the size of a hockey puck offers bright hope for longer-term survival and a potential cure.
For many of us, welcoming the warm summer months means firing up the grill. Whether it’s a weeknight dinner or entertaining for a summer gathering, there are many delicious options for backyard barbeque this season!
A one-of-a-kind software tool, developed by Roswell Park, speeds the research process by sorting through data at astonishing speeds, even organizing information based on key patient characteristics, habits or demographics.
When it comes to a gynecologic cancer, there are a lot of questions that might have you turning to the internet in search of answers. From screening to diagnosis and treatment, a cancer suspicion or diagnosis can send you down a rabbit hole.
Lung nodules — abnormal growths in the lung — may show up on X-rays and CT scans as a spot or shadow. While most are benign and are not cancer, they do need to be investigated to rule out cancer and monitored for growth or other worrisome changes that may indicate cancer.
We invite you to find out more at the next Care Conversation, “Empowerment Through Connection: Roswell Park’s Cancer Coach Program” on Wednesday, July 24 from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
A new team of medical oncologists has joined Roswell Park Hematology Oncology Southtowns, bringing the best in early cancer diagnosis, patient-centered care, state-of-the-art treatment and pioneering clinical trials to the area.