ChristianaCare's cancer center has created a program to provide long-term care and support to childhood cancer survivors, the Wilmington, Del.-based health system said April 14.
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Karen Knudsen, PhD, will serve as the American Cancer Society's next CEO, marking the first time a woman has served in the position in the organization's 107-year history. Dr. Knudsen will start June 1.
Here are six recent cancer care-related partnerships and affiliations formed since March 15.
A drug combination therapy that pairs a live common cold virus with an immunotherapy drug shrank melanoma tumors in nearly half of patients involved in a small study led by New York City-based NYU Langone Health and its Perlmutter Cancer…
Northwest Ohio will soon be getting a new cancer center through a partnership between Detroit-based Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute and the Toledo (Ohio) Clinic, according to an April 6 announcement.
In the wake of delayed cancer screenings and care spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic, oncologists are now urging people to get back on track with routine screenings through the national "Time to Screen" campaign.
A cyberattack on Elekta, a vendor serving cancer centers, interrupted service to about 170 of its customers in the U.S. April 6, including Providence, R.I.-based Lifespan and New Bedford, Mass.-based Southcoast Health.
The American Oncology Network named Todd Schonherz CEO April 1.