Cancer Treatment

Breast cancer in men

FDA wants more men in clinical trials of breast cancer drugs

Philadelphia is home to the nation's first black-owned cancer support center

black owned cancer center

Jefferson University agrees to buy Fox Chase Cancer Center from Temple University

Fox Chase Cancer Center

Alternative Medicine

With $12 million grant, Penn cancer center to explore new treatments

Carroll - Penn Medicine's Abramson Cancer Center.

Screening, early detection driving decline in Delaware cancer deaths

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'Revolutionary' study uses common cold virus to attack bladder cancer

cold virus attacks bladder cancer

UPenn's double-edged smoking cessation treatment plan proves preliminarily successful

Carroll - Penn Medicine's Abramson Cancer Center.

By 2030, the U.S. will be home to an estimated 22 million cancer survivors

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Pancreatic cancer: the challenges of the disease and treatment advances

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Most people don’t realize breast cancer can happen in men, too

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Global study of pancreatic cancer offers possible insights into treatment, early detection

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Bucks County woman became pregnant twice despite colorectal cancer

lauren ricotton colorectal cancer mom

Cancer information on the internet? Stick to reliable sources

Cancer internet information reliability

One dose of skin cancer treatment can send melanoma patients into remission, Penn Medicine study finds

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Only when he, too, was diagnosed did Philly oncogeneralist learn about the other side of fighting cancer

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Deaths by cancer on a steady 25-year decline in the United States, new report finds

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Study suggests breast cancer screening guidelines are outdated

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Doctors remove a 70-pound tumor from man who thought he had a 'beer belly'

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Penn Medicine breaks ground on new Radnor outpatient center

Radnor Penn Medicine

Children's Health

CHOP and Penn Medicine team up to explore fertility of childhood cancer survivors

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New Penn research identifies more accurate cancer testing

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A single cell spurs 5-year remission for Penn leukemia patient

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As proton centers struggle, a sign of a health care bubble?

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Penn researchers: Targeting enzyme could slow spreading in deadly cancer

Pancreatic Cancer CT scan

Cancer Treatment

Unneeded scans, therapy, surgery only add to patients’ ills and bills

Is the developed world we've created giving us cancer?

Cancer Treatment

Penn becomes world's first hospital to treat cancer patient with new radiation technology

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Cancer Treatment

Modern inpatient cancer care unit opening at Cooper University Hospital on July 7

Cancer unit

People with HIV less likely to get cancer treatment

Cancer Research

Black female physicist awarded $1.1M grant for cancer research

Fact-checking a scene from 'Creed'

Creed Rocky Stallone

'Alternative' cancer treatment no longer odd

'Really, really big news’ for kids with cancer

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New therapy could target cancer at the source

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