A study led by UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center researchers found that using a combination of experimental ...

You may have other blood tests, depending on your type of cancer. After your blood test, you’ll have to wait for the results to come back. If they are OK, you can go ahead with your treatment. All ...

Chemotherapy can cause different side effects. How you feel will depend on the drug you are having and your cancer. Most chemotherapy side effects are temporary and disappear once your treatment is ...

Purpose: The pathophysiology, frequency, sequelae, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer-treatment-induced bone loss (CTIBL) are discussed. Summary: CTIBL is a long-term complication associated with ...

the two major cells found in glioblastoma, a fast-moving brain cancer that resists traditional treatment protocols. Back To Top ...

The radiation waves damage the cancer cells, which die over time and are removed by the body, causing the tumor to shrink. Unlike chemotherapy, radiation is usually a local treatment, meaning it doesn ...