Pediatric sarcomas, which affect the bones and soft tissues of children and teenagers, are among the toughest cancers to treat. Pediatric oncologist Janet Yoon, M.D., is passionately dedicated to...

Kelly Delaney remembers the bruises. Lots of them. She was 3 years old. Kids that age do tend to run around, fall down and get banged up, so Kelly’s mom...

One of William Dale, M.D., Ph.D.'s, first patients at City of Hope was a 90-year old breast cancer survivor who needed help with pain management. She was so impressed...

Although there has been significant progress in the battle of many cancers, unfortunately, research and treatment to date for brain tumors has been much less successful. A diagnosis of a...

“My parents’ first language is Spanish. I saw them struggle with hospitals.” Marisol Trujillo is describing how, as a child, she’d watch her proud mother and father become frightened and...

We spoke to Amy Holiber, west coast program director for the Lipstick Angels, to get her thoughts on what makeup is safe for patients to use, and which products...

Click the image above to download the Sun Safety Shopping List infographic Summer is fast approaching — and so is skin cancer season. The skin is the body's largest organ...

    Lighten up in the new year with this easy and tasty hummus and pita chips recipe. This appetizer, snack or side dish is an excellent healthy alternative to...

Cancer patients have a lot to contend with. The pain and discomfort of treatments, the emotional stress of taking on a life-threatening illness and the fear of not knowing how...

There’s a painful side effect of cancer that’s rarely spoken about. Loneliness. You may find that friends treat you differently, even stop calling or visiting. Or maybe you feel cut...