Taking the brakes off immunotherapies
Immunotherapy boosters
Gracie Smith hadn’t had a cigarette since 1999, so when her bad cough started she figured it was hay fever…
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Bits & pieces
Second cancers deadlier in young people; Cancer Care Network grows; Obesity, the microbiome and cancer; and more…
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Teaching an old therapy new tricks
Melanoma, the most aggressive skin cancer, is also one of the most difficult to treat…
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Pain: harnessing mind, body, and medicine
Cancer — and sometimes cancer treatment — can cause physical pain…
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From Cancer to Health offers hope, support
When Cynthia Meier found out she had stage 3 ovarian cancer…
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Supportive care screening
Every patient at UC Davis is now screened for signs of distress…
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Patient-protecting shields help target radiation dose
Not all cancers reside deep inside the body…
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Bringing needed light
to pancreatic cancer’s dark horizon
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Stiles bringing drive for success to life in retirement
Jeanine Stiles has been in the saddle…
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Hereditary cancer program
empowers patients and families
Inside this issue
- Director’s Message
- Bits & Pieces
- Proving groundTaking the brakes off immunotherapies
- Proving groundTeaching an old therapy new tricks
- Q & APain: harnessing mind, body, and medicine
- OutreachFrom Cancer to Health offers hope, support
- Q & ASupportive care screening
- In translationPatient-protecting shields help target radiation dose
- BenefactorsBringing needed light to pancreatic cancer’s dark horizon
- TransitionsStiles bringing drive for success to life in retirement
- First stepsHereditary cancer program empowers patients and families
