The symptoms of small bowel or small intestine cancer may be from another condition. Learn what signs to watch for and when you should see a doctor.

Small intestine or bowel cancer is rare and can be caused by gene mutations. Learn how common it is, what it is, as well as its causes and risk factors.

Thanks to our pancreatic cancer support services, including wellness, cancer management and survivor resources, we consistently rank highly in patient satisfaction.

When standard treatments stop working, City of Hope can tap its pancreatic cancer clinical trials for novel therapies and techniques. Learn about our research.

Pancreatic cancer treatment begins with if it can be removed by surgery. Learn about factors that affect treatments, options and survival rate.

Pancreatic cancer causes may be from risk factors you can control, some you can’t, and in some people is hereditary. Learn how common it is and about screening.

Pancreatic cancer diagnosis may involve imaging scans, ERCP, biopsy, genetic testing and other tests. Learn about tumor markers, stages and screening.

Patients with pancreatic cancer may require a Whipple procedure. Learn about pancreaticoduodenectomy steps, complications, diet after surgery and survival rate.

Pancreatic cancer symptoms may not appear until it’s advanced disease. Learn about them and signs it has spread to the liver, abdomen, lungs or bone.

Pancreatectomy is surgery to remove all or part of the pancreas. Learn about distal, central, and total pancreatectomies for pancreatic cancer.