Cancer Care

At the Meyer Cancer Center at NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital, an annual art show spotlights the work of cancer patients who found solace and inspiration in creative expression.

An oncologist breaks down how this rare blood cancer affects the body and how it can be treated.

A colorectal surgeon explains how diet may be a factor in the recent rise in colorectal cancer among people under 40.

Cancer deaths have declined over the years, but experts are working to understand why more people under the age of 50 are being diagnosed with the disease, especially colorectal cancer.

With the U.S. surgeon general issuing a recommendation that alcohol should include warning labels for cancer risk, an expert explains the link and what alcohol does to the body.

While navigating grief and falling in love, the novelist and screenwriter discovered she had leukemia – and turned to her doctor at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center to help her beat it.

A radiation oncologist explains the latest data on how the use of chemical hair straighteners may lead to an increased risk in certain cancers.

A breast radiologist shares how mammograms, ultrasounds and MRIs are used to help detect and prevent breast cancer.

When triple-negative breast cancer spread to her brain and then her spinal fluid, Kiley believed she only had months to live. Her NewYork-Presbyterian care team refused to give up, tailoring a treatment plan that helped her beat the odds.