Results suggest that more childhood cancer survivors may benefit from a heart-saving medication called carvedilol, even long after their cancer treatment is overCONTACTZen Logsdon626-409-9367zlogsdon@coh.org  Saro H. Armenian, D.O., M.P.H.

Kelly Delaney remembers the bruises. Lots of them. She was 3 years old. Kids that age do tend to run around, fall down and get banged up, so Kelly’s mom...

LOS ANGELES — City of Hope, one of the largest cancer research and treatment organizations in the U.S., is proud to announce the inaugural Halloween for Hope, an event...

by Hopeful Exercise Tips for Cancer Patients Before, During and After Treatment In the old days, some doctors would advise their patients with a chronic illness (like cancer or diabetes)...

by hopeful Your Exercise Routine During and After Cancer In the old days, some doctors would advise their patient with a chronic illness (like cancer, or diabetes) that rest was...

by Bekah Wright New Year’s Resolutions for Those with Cancer ’Tis the season for New Year’s resolutions. And while there’s no penalty for skipping them altogether this year, they can...

by Jenny Peters Staying healthy when wildfire smoke fills the air As lingering smoke from wildfires all along the west coast continue to impact our air quality, questions remain about how...

Retired radiologist Michael Riozzi was successfully treated for brain cancer over 20 years ago. Thanks to his diligence and continued screening at City of Hope, recently a pancreatic tumor was...

By age 16, Julian Castaneda had already survived two battles with cancer. Today, he’s many things: a survivor, a student, a founder, a leader searching for ways to assist other...