Jodi Cruz never expected to be this healthy, or this lucky, or possibly even alive, by now.   That’s because the 45-year-old mother of three from Irvine, California, had struggled...

Las cifras suenan impactantes cuando Stacy Gray, M.D., las menciona:   "En este momento hay cientos de miles de personas con un alto riesgo de desarrollar cáncer que aún no...

Cancer care is changing rapidly, and the pace of change is accelerating. In 2019, major advances in precision medicine, gene-based therapy, immunotherapy and many other areas brought new hope to...

Multiple myeloma patient Simon Bray Simon Bray grew up around horses and horse racing. As a boy in Hertford, England, he eagerly embraced the "sport of kings" as a kind...

William Dale, M.D., Ph.D. “Mary,” a City of Hope patient and a 70-something grandmother from Beverly Hills, worries that the coronavirus and the calls to practice social distancing may actually...

When it comes to getting the right care after a scary diagnosis, Eric Melgosa has a simple rule:   “Find someone on your side,” he urged.   Melgosa, a 31-year-old...

When Brad Berger was a teenager, he’d spend summers helping out in his father’s contracting business, doing plaster work in commercial buildings.   Decades later, he wondered about the heaviness...

If everything goes as hoped, Victoria L. Seewaldt, M.D., may find a way to turn back the clock on cancer.   Seewaldt, City of Hope’s Ruth Ziegler Chair in Population Sciences...

When she was a little girl growing up in St. Petersburg, Florida, Natalie Kelly, Ph.D., ABPP-CN, dreamed of becoming a pediatrician. “I always loved children and wanted them at...

With no vaccine or effective antiviral treatment available, it’s only natural that some people may search for alternative ways to protect themselves from COVID-19 — tempted by a barrage of online...