Kristina Mirabeau-Beale was sure that she and her family were well prepared for Hurricane Ian.
Yuliia’s phone rings. She shows me the app warning of an imminent missile strike in her district in Ukraine, grateful that she does not need to respond—for the time being she is safe in the USA.
The Cancer History Project has compiled a series of articles from our archives and contributors on the topic of bone marrow transplantation in oncology.
MD Anderson Cancer Center President Peter W.T. Pisters challenged Selwyn M. Vickers, president and CEO of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, to a friendly Twitter bet.
Dr. Audrey E. Evans, emeritus professor of pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania and the first chief of the Division of Oncology at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, died peacefully at her home on Sept. 29, surrounded by loved ones. She was 97.
The National Cancer Act produced a massive influx of funding for a viral oncology program at NCI.
According to the NCI study, the number of people who live outside the catchment areas of NCI-designated cancer centers is estimated at about 40 million. According to the AACI-Jefferson study, the number of people who live outside catchment areas of the AACI member cancer centers is estimated at about 25 million.
The Russian war against Ukraine continues with no end in sight.
Oct. 3 was Monica M. Bertagnolli’s first day on the job as the 16th director of the National Cancer Institute.
Nicholas Vogelzang, MD, 72, an internationally recognized oncologist who dedicated his professional life to researching and treating genitourinary cancers as well as mesothelioma, died on Sept. 20.
