Tag: Cancer

Breast surgeon Dr. Susanna Nazarian discusses maintaining breast health, new breast masses and why it’s important to keep up with regular screening mammograms.

A Jefferson urologist breaks down when men should start getting screened, types of tests available and weighs in on the necessity of rectal exams.

Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center experts share resources and tips for taking care of your mental, emotional and physical well-being to help support healing.

Taking a team-based, personalized approach helped Pat Wagner persevere through a rare cancer diagnosis, treatment and remission.

Occasional heartburn is one thing, but recurring symptoms can indicate a more serious problem.

Jena Tracey, 35, shares what it was like persevering through intense treatment for a rare leg sarcoma and what she’s excited for most in the next chapter of her life.

For some older patients with prostate cancer, active treatment isn’t always the best option for their health. Instead, watchful waiting could be the right choice.

A dermatologist and medical oncologist recommend self-skin checks and keeping an eye on these unexpected symptoms that could indicate cancer, infection or other issues.

Catching cancer early often starts at home. Here’s what may increase your risk for head or neck cancer and the early warning signs you can look for.

With no screening tools available, it’s important to be aware of your risk for and symptoms of esophageal cancer.

A medical-oncologist shares how local research is tackling key barriers to care to help improve rates of screening and early detection.