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New Blood Test for Colorectal Cancer: What to Know
A new blood test should make screening easier for people who are reluctant to have a colonoscopy or use at-home tests.
A Special Wedding Guest
When Steve McDonnell was diagnosed with a rare cancer in 2020, he feared the worst. But thanks to his UH surgeon, Nicole Fowler, MD, he is now thriving and recently walked his daughter down the aisle.
Lynch Syndrome: Genetic Disorder Raises Risk of Many Cancers
A family history of Lynch syndrome-associated cancers is an important reason to get genetic testing for the disorder.
Improving Cancer Outcomes Among African Americans
Cancer screenings and prevention strategies are essential in helping reduce the burden of cancer in the African American community.
Rapid Rise to Cancer-Free Outcome
The first recipient of rapid novel CAR T-cell therapy was delighted by his treatment at UH.
Veteran Receives Bone Marrow Transplant as an Outpatient
When Navy veteran Tracey Lynch was diagnosed with multiple myeloma and required a bone marrow transplant, she was pleased to have the option of being treated on an outpatient basis.
How Cancer Is Different for African Americans
Getting cancer screenings at the recommended times is the key to both preventing cancer and detecting it early when it's most treatable.
How Young People With Cancer Can Preserve Fertility
Cancer treatment can harm a person’s ability to have children. Fortunately, young cancer patients have options to help preserve their fertility.