April 8, 2025
How primary care doctors help patients prevent cancer and catch it early
Primary physicians live up to their name when it comes to cancer care, providing a first chance to catch conditions early, and to promote prevention.
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March 11, 2025
When is genetic testing right for cancer patients’ families?
Learn why families should consider genetic testing for conditions that could raise cancer risk.
October 1, 2024
Cell biologist earns 2024 Block Lectureship Award at Ohio State
A Nobel Prize winner has added a new honor to his list of accomplishments — recipient of the 2024 Block Lectureship Award.
July 16, 2024
New treatments for head and neck cancer as diagnoses rise
With head and neck cancer diagnoses on the rise, doctors and researchers are exploring new areas of treatment while working to improve existing therapies through research and technology.
June 18, 2024
How Ohio State research could lead to fewer leukemia and lymphoma relapses
A groundbreaking new leukemia and lymphoma treatment could be available to patients across the world thanks in part to an Ohio State clinical trial.
May 9, 2024
How a cancer diagnosis led Joe Apgar to Pelotonia CEO role
Cancer survivor Joe Apgar's passion for Pelotonia began long before he became CEO.
April 25, 2024
How nanotechnology could change cancer care
Tiny tech has big effects for some patients through nanotechnology treatments that are changing cancer care.
April 4, 2024
Learn about oral cancer prevention and treatment
Some oral cancer rates are rising, but innovative treatments are improving patient outcomes while prevention practices can significantly reduce the risk of diagnosis.
March 31, 2024
How immuno-oncology is changing cancer care by harnessing the power of patients’ natural defenses
Immunotherapy innovation is saving the lives of cancer patients across the country, while researchers continue to break new ground in this growing oncology field.
March 25, 2024
Learn the facts about anal cancer, including risks, symptoms and prevention
Anal cancer is rare, but risk factors can significantly increase the chances of developing the disease.