Pages Tagged with "Maxine Nunes"
It took a village of support — both at home and at City of Hope — to help Sonia Bautista get through her diagnosis and treatment“There’s something wrong with...
Christal Love
Christal Love expressed frustration when talking about the local oncologist who treated her five years ago when she was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer.
It wasn’t that the doctor...
Four years ago, City of Hope in Duarte and Arcadia became the first National Cancer Institute-recognized facilities in California to achieve accreditation from the American Society for Radiation Oncology’s (ASTRO)...
City of Hope está transformando la práctica de la medicina al usar inteligencia artificial (artificial intelligence, AI) para predecir, con una exactitud que excede la capacidad humana, acontecimientos específicos que...
Abby Kanarek
“The outcome for this cancer is not going to be good,” Abby Kanarek told her boyfriend. “And I don’t want to put you through that. You need to...
If you are a female patient at City of Hope, you can now get your annual breast cancer screening at the Duarte campus, no matter what type of cancer or...
At 15, Tyus Munford has an open, friendly way about him, and his love of life and ease with people is apparent. A high school sophomore, he says it’s pretty...
Irene van der Heijden has a type of cancer that is incurable, inoperable and notoriously resistant to chemotherapy — low-grade serous ovarian cancer with carcinomatosis of the peritoneum, a thin...
A promising cure for a currently incurable disease - type 1 diabetes - is being developed at City of Hope, and patients can now apply for the Phase 1 trial...
For Leanne Burnham, Ph.D., a postdoctoral fellow in City of Hope's Division of Health Equities, the search for a more effective prostate cancer treatment is deeply personal. As an African American...