#endometrial cancer

Some of the most common and deadly cancers receive little attention and resources.

The study results, which have been presented at scientific meetings, are already a matter of debate among oncologists.

Join to support mothers, daughters, sisters, partners, friends and anyone impacted by gynecologic (GYN) cancer.

But much needs to be done to help cancer survivors live longer and healthier lives.

A genomic sequencing program revealed a genetic mutation that was able to be successfully treated with a checkpoint inhibitor.

Incidence is increasing for six of 12 obesity-related cancers, including colorectal, kidney and pancreatic.

They are geared to the 10 to 15 percent of people with endometrial cancer who are diagnosed with an advanced stage of the disease.

Researchers concluded that “increased awareness and better early detection may improve endometrial cancer mortality going forward.”

Advances in external and internal radiation therapies allow for better-targeted dosing of tumors while minimizing exposure of normal tissue.

PapSEEK identifies cancer-related alterations in DNA obtained from fluids collected during a routine Pap test.

Inaugural Northwest Gynecological Cancer Symposium brings together scientists studying ovarian, cervical and endometrial cancers

Endometrial Cancer Incidence Rising in the US and Worldwide