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UChicago Medicine introduces groundbreaking, next-generation robotic technology to combat early lung cancer

A next-generation robot used for bronchoscopies can target lung nodules with advanced precision, getting faster answers to the “Is it cancer?” question.

UChicago Medicine clinical trial evaluates new prostate cancer screening technique for high-risk patients

Can early screening help patients with a high likelihood of prostate cancer? A novel clinical trial is attempting to answer that question.

Clinical trial helps 25-year-old Chicago man battle lymphoma

After his lymphoma diagnosis, a 25-year-old man enrolled in a UChicago Medicine clinical trial that allowed him to avoid bleomycin, a lymphoma drug that can be harsh on the lungs. He's been cancer-free for two years.

OncLive

View video interviews with UChicago Medicine Comprehensive Cancer Center experts on OncLive. Our physicians and scientists are featured commenting on the latest advances in cancer research and care.

Head & Neck Cancer: Q & A

Medical oncologist Alexander T. Pearson, MD, PhD, and nurse navigator Patricia Heinlen, BSN, RN, discuss head and neck cancer, including the HPV vaccine and how new treatment approaches are tailored to each patient's cancer type, making treatments more effective while reducing side effects.

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