Cynthia Demarco

Appendix cancer is now known to be distinct from colorectal cancer. But it can still be difficult to diagnose. Why? Gastrointestinal oncologists John Paul Shen, M.D. and Beth Melmink, M.D., weigh in.

Lymphoma specialists Sairah Ahmed, M.D., and Jason Westin, M.D., explore why getting an accurate lymphoma diagnosis is so important.

The gut-brain axis is how the brain monitors what's happening in the digestive tract.

How do you stop nausea fast? Clinical Dietitian Trisha Rosemond weighs in with both long-term management strategies and three suggestions for quick relief.

Stage 4 melanoma survivor Stacy Dixon joined a clinical trial for a new, tile-based form of brachytherapy back in 2022. That technology could change the standard of care for patients with brain metastases forever.

A swollen supraclavicular lymph node could be due to cancer or several other health conditions. Lymphoma specialist Luis Fayad, M.D., explains possible causes of this symptom, as well as questions to ask and when to see a doctor.

Clinical psychologist Catherine Powers, Ph.D., and psychiatrist Erica Taylor, M.D., share three tips on how to find the right therapist for you.

Should you have your fallopian tubes removed to reduce your risk of ovarian cancer? We asked gynecologic surgical oncologist Michaela Onstad-Grinsfelder, M.D.

What is trauma-informed care and how does it relate to cancer treatment? Medical ethicist Maureen Pontarelli, D.Be., explains this approach and how it benefits our patients.

What are the symptoms of endometrial cancer? Six patients share what they experienced, and gynecologic oncologist Larissa Meyer, M.D., weighs in on when to see a doctor.