Cancer Care

A gastrointestinal oncologist shares the facts behind this rare but deadly disease and the breakthroughs on the horizon.

An expert explains why it is not only longtime smokers who are at risk for lung cancer and dispels other common misconceptions about the disease.

The 10-year trial examined the effects of colonoscopy screenings on colorectal cancer risk and related deaths in people in Poland, Norway, Sweden, and the Netherlands.

Lorraine Frazier, the dean of the Columbia School of Nursing, shares in her own words how her support systems and a positive outlook on life have helped her through her diagnosis.

Artist Julia Kito Kirtley poured herself into her art as she faced breast cancer treatment. Now, she is sharing the healing power of art with others going on a similar journey.

Dr. Jason Wright describes the cutting-edge advances in gynecologic cancers that are changing patient care.

A gastroenterologist explains how to recognize the symptoms of colorectal cancer in women and why it’s important to speak to your doctor if something feels wrong.

NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital became a second home for Anthony Donahue and his sister, Gianna. After she passed away, Anthony resolved to stay in touch with their “hospital family” and, together, they keep Gianna’s spirit alive through a holiday toy drive.

A NewYork-Presbyterian breast surgical oncologist shares how to take control of your breast health.

This Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, a leading expert shares important tips for Black patients about their colon health.