Cancer Treatments

With pioneering innovations in diagnosis and treatment for retinoblastoma, the ophthalmology oncology team at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center gave a mother and daughter the gift of vision and hope for the future.

An oncofertility specialist explains how women who have been diagnosed with cancer can take steps to protect their future fertility before cancer treatment begins.

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.

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 social worker shares advice on how to cope with the change, manage the stress of treatment, and maintain mental health after a cancer diagnosis.

Urologists explain the importance of screening for prostate cancer and the different ways that men can get screened.

Inspired to introduce some lighter moments during the COVID-19 pandemic, a pediatric hematologist/oncologist began a tradition of “Fun Earring Friday” with her bold and funny accessories.

A medical oncologist explains the symptoms of stomach cancer, how it’s diagnosed, and the latest treatments.

An expert explains active surveillance, an approach that closely monitors patients who have prostate cancer and minimizes the risk of lifelong side effects of more aggressive treatments.