The most effective cancer prevention therapy can’t be found in a miracle pill. Cynthia Thomson, PhD, RD, CSO, said the best treatment can be found in the produce section of your local supermarket.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, specific circumstances of culture, location and history produce unique patterns of cancer occurrence among Native Americans.
How do you treat someone who doesn’t have a disease? It’s a question Patricia Thompson, PhD, has spent a lifetime trying to answer.
At the University of Arizona Cancer Center, one of the highest compliments a radiation oncologist can receive is that he or she is an exceptional “rounder.” Let’s have Baldassarre Stea, MD, PhD, FASTRO, explain.
David S. Alberts, MD, director of The University of Arizona Cancer Center, is implementing a leadership transition plan that calls for a nationwide search for a new director to succeed him when he retires after his many years of distinguished service.
The University of Arizona Cancer Center placed No. 1 in a forthcoming study in the Journal of Healthcare Management that assesses U.S. hospital and health system website quality.
A University of Arizona Cancer Center physician-scientist is developing drug combinations to one day treat patients with Agressive B-cell non-Hodgkin Lymphoma.
For information about receiving treatment at The University of Arizona Cancer Center, please call (520) 694-CURE (2873).
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