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Over the past several decades, tremendous strides have been made in cancer research, bringing ever-improving therapies and better outcomes. From advances in imaging to genomics to immunotherapy,

By Benjamin Musher, MD, gastrointestinal medical oncologist and Medical Director of Medical Oncology at the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center and Associate Professor of Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine

ou might still be working through your emotions if you started cancer treatment recently. You may have questions about treatment side effects and how to adapt to the changes ahead. On your mind, it may be whether you have to rest or stay active ...

When Crystal Horn noticed a lump in her lower abdomen, she wasted no time getting it checked out. She called her doctor that very day, and eight days later she was in surgery at the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer

Thirty years ago, colorectal cancer was thought of as a cancer primarily affecting older adults.

You might still be working through your emotions if you started cancer treatment recently. You may have questions about treatment side effects and how to adapt to the changes ahead.