4 Hidden Risks for Lung Cancer
Most people associate lung cancer with smoking, but the fact that you don’t smoke doesn’t mean you’re not at risk for developing it. While it’s
New Study Aims to Increase Diversity in Clinical Trials
New USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center study focuses on reducing financial barriers to clinical trial enrollment for low-income and racial and ethnic minority cancer patients. USC Norris has
Do You Know What Prone Positioning Radiation Treatment Is?
Prone positioning radiation treatment is available at Keck Medicine of USC for patients with early stage breast cancer.
What You Need to Know Before Enrolling in a Cancer Clinical Trial
What is a clinical trial? Are they safe for cancer patients? Who can participate, and how does the process work? Every advancement in cancer treatment
About Face
For some people, outdoor activities like swimming and cycling are a fun occasional pastime. But there are also people like Mark Foist, for whom spending
Does Alcohol Put Me at Greater Risk for Liver Cancer?
It’s a fact: Drinking too much alcohol can lead to liver cancer. There are more treatment options if you are diagnosed early, so screening is
Liver Cancer: Should You Get Screened?
The early signs of liver cancer can be subtle, and some patients may not show any symptoms at all. Find out if you should get
Family or Friends Moving From Asia? You Might Want to Make Sure They Are Screened for This
The same tests and vaccinations do not occur from country to country. According to a study of 1,246 participants where 81.4 percent were Asian, 2.9
Finding a New Target
Amy Lee, PhD, has made it her mission to uncover new ways to block the growth of pancreatic cancer cells. With a five-year survival rate