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Though "heart cancer" is regularly treated at Cleveland Clinic, Jovetta Means' case required the use of the first stent graft. A year after her diagnosis, Means' tumor continues to shrink.
Taussig's High Tea and other patient-focused services help to create an environment that is both supportive and healing for patients.
Team effort, good luck, and an investigational new drug saved medical student turned patient Matt Hiznay, whose case was extraordinary from the very beginning.
Dr. Pennell was featured on Monday, March 12th's broadcast of the "Stupid Cancer" radio show, a national radio station focused on young adults living with cancer in their teens, 20s, and 30s.
As hospitals nationwide are now reimbursed for quality of care, our music and pet therapy programs are acknowledged as means to improve the patient experience.
Cleveland Clinic’s Home Sperm Banking service allows men affected by cancer to “bank” for the future in the comfort of their own home. With the launch of the NextGen Banking Service, an in-home collection kit and overnight shipping expands fertility preservation options to men throughout the United States.
For men with prostate cancer, having radioactive seeds implanted in prostate (known as brachytherapy) is associated with less serious side effects than other surgical or radiation treatments.
Dr. Rini describes what inspired him to pursue a career in medicine and what offers advice to those looking to become doctors.
The Department of Cancer Biology in the Lerner Research Institute is seeking an applicant with an outstanding national reputation in cancer biology research who will lead integration of basic, translational, and clinical cancer research. Please direct enquiries to Kandice Kottke-Marchant, MD, PhD.
