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Can Cell Phones Cause Brain Cancer?
Ever since cell phones became widely available, there’s been a concern that using them might cause brain cancer. See what the latest research says.
How Common Are Lung Nodules?
More common than you might think, a lung nodule or “spot on the lung” is an area of dense tissue that shows up on a chest x-ray or CT scan.
Kentucky couple conducts national search for a second opinion
A successful cervical spinal tumor removal at University Hospitals Neurological Institute saves a patient’s life and gives his family hope.
New Blood Test for Colorectal Cancer: What to Know
A new blood test should make screening easier for people who are reluctant to have a colonoscopy or use at-home tests.
A Special Wedding Guest
When Steve McDonnell was diagnosed with a rare cancer in 2020, he feared the worst. But thanks to his UH surgeon, Nicole Fowler, MD, he is now thriving and recently walked his daughter down the aisle.
Lynch Syndrome: Genetic Disorder Raises Risk of Many Cancers
A family history of Lynch syndrome-associated cancers is an important reason to get genetic testing for the disorder.
Improving Cancer Outcomes Among African Americans
Cancer screenings and prevention strategies are essential in helping reduce the burden of cancer in the African American community.
Rapid Rise to Cancer-Free Outcome
The first recipient of rapid novel CAR T-cell therapy was delighted by his treatment at UH.