#University of Colorado Cancer Center

Defining one of cancer’s most common and intimidating terms

Patients treated with Breyanzi CAR-T therapy remained in remission longer than those who received standard care.

Most people at high risk for lung cancer don’t get recommended screenings, but rates improve for those eligible for Medicare.

How the BfitBwell program in the University of Colorado Cancer Center helps survivors get their lives back

People with lung cancer often face stigma. Researcher Jamie Studts explains how a new intervention aims to improve their quality of life.

Erica Ramsthaler’s colon cancer had spread to her abdomen and she was only given three years to live. That was four years ago.

What are the best ways to keep cancer survivors engaged in physical activity? A new study looks for answers.

Colorado University Cancer Center member Dan Pollyea, MD, says the disease can still be deadly despite advances in treatment.

University of Colorado Cancer Center member Martin McCarter, MD, is investigating a new treatment sequence for esophageal cancer.

Radflix, a new technology from the Colorado University Cancer Center, offers young patients comfort and a sense of control during therapy.

Research by Colorado University Cancer Center’s Camille Stewart, MD, looks at unconscious bias within the Society of Surgical Oncology.

CU Cancer Center’s Joaquin Espinosa, PhD, and his team investigated hypoxia-inducible factors in tumor growth and suppression.

University of Colorado Cancer Center’s dietician Valaree Williams, MS, RD, discusses the new American Cancer Society alcohol guidelines.

A patient’s guide to mastering a telemedicine visit with your oncologist or other medical providers.

Through her sculptures, Shelley Kerr describes the battle, journey and gratitude of living with stage IV bladder cancer.

Feeling anxious or stressed about the COVID-19 pandemic, on top of feeling anxious and stressed about cancer? Here are some tips.