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How Valley Fever May Masquerade as Cancer
If you live in the Southwest, you have a greater chance than most Americans of developing a rare lung condition called Valley fever. Caused by the spores from a particular...
Cómo Reducir el Promedio de Cáncer Prevenible Entre los Hispanos
Lea este blog en inglésComparados con otros grupos étnicos, los hispanos presentan tasas más altas de cánceres que pueden prevenirse con vacunas o pruebas de detección regulares.Los hispanos...
Actor Shares Cancer Story, Celebrates Life at Phoenix Event
Update: Colin Egglesfield announced on social media that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, his third cancer diagnosis after being treated twice for testicular cancer.In an Instagram post...
Cancer Treatment Reunites Former Firefighter and Nurse He Saved
Nearly 30 years after a Glendale Fire Department paramedic saved her life, a nurse at City of Hope® Cancer Center Phoenix got the chance to pay it back.When...
City of Hope Phoenix Hosts Celebrate Life Event and Inaugural Walk for Hope Phoenix, TGen, Bringing Together Hundreds of Cancer Survivors, Patients, Families and Advocates
Actor and cancer survivor Colin Egglesfield supported the cancer community by attending both events and advocating for cancer researchCONTACT Molly Stockley  623-207-3030 [email protected]  PHOENIX — City...
Aileen Go, M.D., Brings Blood Cancer Expertise and Leading-Edge Research to City of Hope Cancer Center® Phoenix
Aileen Go, M.D., joined City of Hope Cancer Center® Phoenix to continue its mission of expanding cancer care to patients across Arizona in her new role as the...
Internationally Renowned Surgical Oncologist Gagandeep Singh, M.D., F.A.C.S, Joins City of Hope® Phoenix, Expanding Access to Leading-Edge Liver, Gastrointestinal and Pancreatic Cancer Care
Gagandeep Singh, M.D., F.A.C.S, newly appointed chief of surgical oncology and director of surgical services at City of Hope® Cancer Center Phoenix, has dedicated his career to enhancing...
Arizona Mammogram Rates Are Lower Than National Average
A mammogram is a highly effective way to screen for breast cancer, catching more than 85% of tumors. But most states, including Arizona, do not meet the mammography screening...
Colorectal Cancer in Arizona Not Just ‘Old Person’s Disease’
If you’ve never given going to the bathroom a second thought, it may be a good idea to start paying a little more attention when you do. How the stool...
Arizona Lags Behind the Nation in Lung Cancer Screenings and Treatment
Lung cancer is the third-most diagnosed cancer in America and the second-most common cancer in Arizona. So, if there was a test to screen for the disease, you’d think every...