George Mason lacrosse head coach shaving head to raise awareness for pediatric cancer research
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Within five minutes of signing up, George Mason head lacrosse coach Jessy Morgan received an email.
Search Results for cancer
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Graduating cancer survivor embraces a career as an artist
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Sandy Williams IV found his niche at the University of Virginia. The fourth-year student spends hours in Ruffin Hall.
Virginia Tech doctoral student shares cancer research with high school students
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Brittany Balhouse originally planned to study civil engineering, but a career fair exhibit on biomedical engineering captured her attention.
Chris Dewald: Colon cancer for caregivers
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Hello, my friends. This is a difficult subject as I had written about my own dealings with cancer.
Researchers closer to understanding how certain cancers resist treatment
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An international team has discovered that an abnormal amount of chromosomes may be why certain cancers resist medical treatment.
VCU hosts Twitter chat with oral cancer expert on Wednesday
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Jaisri Thoppay will answer questions about oral cancer during a VCU Health Twitter chat on April 6 from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
Financial burdens affect health, quality of life for cancer survivors
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Cancer survivors with financial difficulties have a higher risk of depressed mood and psychological distress.
UVA teacher, alumna shares process of healing from breast cancer
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While grinding out three months of chemotherapy for breast cancer, Charlotte Matthews spent a lot of the time doing what she had devoted her life to: she wrote.
UVA Cancer Center: HPV vaccine critical for cancer prevention
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UVA Cancer Center has joined the 68 other National Cancer Institute-designated cancer centers in releasing a statement supporting vaccination against human papillomavirus to help prevent HPV-related cancers.
Prostate cancer discovery may make it easier to kill cancer cells
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A newly discovered connection between two common prostate cancer treatments may soon make prostate cancer cells easier to destroy.
