Sarah Nyagabona, MD, MMed

In Tanzania, HIV infection and breast cancer are major concerns. It’s becoming critical to research the overlap between these two diseases.

Making an Impact for Childhood Cancer

“Many of these drugs are meant for adults, they’re not meant for children. These kids are taking things their grandparents took. It’s not right. It’s not acceptable.”

Dionisia Quiroga, DO, PhD

For patients with breast cancer, the effects of lymphedema can have a profound impact on quality of life.

Jenny Ruiz, MD, MSCE

Imagine you’re a mother, sitting at the pediatrician’s office, learning that your young son has an advanced and rare form of kidney cancer. Imagine the shock, the fear, and the uncertainty. It’s an experience Leo’s mom Nicole knows all too well.

Jessica Lake, MD

Imagine being told you have cancer at the age of 5: The confusion and fear. Inundated by words that sound bigger than you are. Undergoing treatments that make you too sick to play with your friends or do your schoolwork.

Matthew Ingham, MD

Accounting for less than 1% of cancer diagnoses each year, leiomyosarcomas are both aggressive and recur often. Most patients with this rare tumor face a 50% chance of recurrence.