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City of Hope believes that everyone deserves access to world-class cancer care, which is why this year’s World Cancer Day motto, “Closing the Care Gap,” is so meaningful to our team of more than 11,000 people, all committed to finding cures and saving lives

Precision medicine, which leverages the genetic and genomic features that contribute to the development of cancer, has led to the greatest progress in cancer medicine that we’ve yet seen, according to City of Hope's Stephen Gruber, M.D., M.P.H.

Cervical cancer still strikes some 14,000 women each year in the U.S. Recently, two promising immunotherapies were FDA approved to treat the disease, and there have been innovations in radiation and surgery as well

The radiation oncologist’s research takes a deep dive into oxidative stress, an inflammatory process that releases free radicals, which can damage DNA in cells and lead to cancer

After relapsing twice, Juan Yee finds renewed hope in mosunetuzumab, a bispecific antibody therapy recently approved by the FDA

Older patients battling cancer face unique challenges that must be clearly identified, addressed and accommodated

After Christina Sherrill was diagnosed with cancer in her lungs and brain at just 26, she and her mother underwent genetic testing