News

Cancer specialists at Loyola's Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center are constantly seeking new ways to provide better, more effective care for their patients.

You'll find some of our news stories listed here.

• Want to Save $3,300 Per Year? Quit Smoking
• Loyola Surgeon Successfully Removes 8-Pound Liver Tumor
• Loyola Receives Grant for Pediatric Leukemia Research
• Clinical Trial for Metastatic Melanoma to Begin Early Next Year
• Cancer Survivor to Meet Bone Marrow Donor who Saved His Life
• Loyola to Offer Free Screenings During Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
• It Takes a Team Effort to Remove a Large, Aggressive Tumor
• Academic-Level Cancer Care Now Available at Loyola's Wheaton Center
• The Hidden Dangers of Flip-Flops, Baseball Caps
• Physician who Treats Cancer Survivors Notes "Significant Progress" in Fight Against Cancer
• For Cancer Patients, Body Image Isn't Just About Looking Good, It's a Battle for Identity
• Loyola Dermatologists to Offer Free Skin Cancer Screenings
• Loyola Researchers Report Possible New Approach to Treating Deadly Leukemia in Babies
• Spring Break and Prom Prime Season for Dangerous Tanning
• Gottlieb Memorial Hospital to Hold Wedding for Cancer Patient and her Family
• Study Led by Loyola Researcher Named Among Top 10 Breast Cancer Advances in 2010
• Older Patients with Leukemia and Lymphoma Get Fighting Chance
• Loyola Groups Support Cancer Patients, Families, Caregivers
• Here's How to Finally Give Up Cigarettes for Good
• Loyola Cancer Patient Continues to Give After Receiving Life-Saving Bone Marrow Transplant from Brother
• Loyola Groups Support Cancer Patients, Families, Caregivers
• Cancer Survivor Meets Bone Marrow Donor who Saved her Life
• Cancer Survivor Meets Bone Marrow Donor who Saved her Life
• Swimmers Make a Splash for a Good Cause
• Extraordinary Cancer Survivor Turns 100
• World Class Academic Cancer Care Comes to Gottlieb Memorial Hospital
• Oak Park College Student Raises $50,000 to Honor Mom who Died of Breast Cancer
• Mother and Son Battle Breast Cancer Together
• BLESSING THE HANDS OF HOPE
• Loyola First Hospital in Illinois to Use Robotic Surgical System for Oral, Head and Neck Tumors
• Small Gift Makes Big Impact in Lives of Cancer Patients
• Breast Cancer Research Gets Personal
• Loyola to Provide Advanced Oncology Services to Kishwaukee Community Hospital in DeKalb
• Loyola Study Finds that a Drug Dramatically Reduces Nausea and Vomiting in Bone Marrow Transplant Patients
• How Does Estrogen Feed Breast Cancer Tumors?
• Loyola Study Points to Possible Novel Approach to Treating Breast Cancer, Prostate Cancer, Enlarged Hearts and Carney Complex
• IMRT Radiation Therapy One of Most Potent Weapons Against Cancer
• How Sunlight Causes Skin Cells to Turn Cancerous
• Breast Cancer Multigene Test is Changing Treatment Decisions by Patients and Doctors
• Study Findings Could Point the Way to New Drugs for a Deadly Leukemia
• Landmark Study Confirms Chemotherapy Benefit in Breast Cancer Patients
• Basketball Great Abdul-Jabbar's Leukemia is "Very Treatable," Loyola Expert Says
• Loyola Research Led to Development of New Cervical Cancer Vaccine
• Cancer Patient to Meet Bone Marrow Donor who Saved Her Life
• Patrick Swayze's Death Highlights Need for More Research in Pancreatic Cancer
• Treating Bone Loss in Breast Cancer Survivors
• The Coleman Foundation Awards $2 Million Matching Grant for Loyola's Bone Marrow Transplant Unit
• Surgery Remains an Option for Advanced Lung Cancer, Loyola Study Finds
• Why are African Americans less Likely to Survive Certain Cancers?
• Dr. Constantine Godellas Named Director of Loyola's Breast Clinical Program
• If an Adolescent Has a lump in her Breast, Does She Really Need a Biopsy?
• Cancer: A Silver Lining?
• Loyola Fellow Receives Grant to Study Treatments for Older Leukemia and Lymphoma Patients
• Surgical Gel Used to Stop Bleeding Could Confuse Mammograms
• Nationally Known Multiple Myeloma Physician-Researcher Joins Loyola
• New Technique for Staging Urinary Bladder Cancer Might Reduce Need to Surgically Remove Bladders in Some Patients
• Free Loyola Workshop for Cancer Survivors
• Loyola Names First Ronald McDonald House Charities® Endowed Professorship
• Study Identifies Causes of Bone Loss in Breast Cancer Patients
• Women's Health Magazine Names Loyola Oncologist One of America's Top Doctors for Women
• New Digital Mammograms are Faster, more Accurate in Women Under 50