UVA nuclear medicine physicians and oncologists would like to partner with you to offer this treatment to your eligible patients.
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New research from UVA Cancer Center's Rajesh Balkrishnan, PhD, suggests that common blood pressure drugs may improve survival for patients with colorectal cancer.
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recently updated its lung cancer screening recommendations, making more patients eligible sooner. The catch: insurance companies have until 2023 to adapt their coverage.
Michael E. Williams, MD, was honored during the 2021 LRF Mantle Cell Lymphoma Scientific Workshop on April 7.
Tips and tools you may find helpful as you discuss colorectal cancer with your patients and determine whether to refer them for screening.
Find out if your patients are eligible for this new breast cancer screening.
Get a closer look at the facility and hear from UVA specialists, who share information on the comprehensive services your patients can expect in this new collaborative space.
Most community oncologists will see just a few cases of T-cell lymphoma in a lifetime. Building consensus on the best way to treat these rare and fast-growing diseases has been a challenge, and outcomes have been the poorest of any other type of blood cancer.
UVA Cancer Center is actively recruiting top talent with a broad range of experience and expertise.
Seventeen cancer centers are working together with the NCI on evaluating the impact of the pandemic on the continuum of cancer care, from prevention to survivorship.