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oncology

Drugs and Radiology

Taking RTKI drugs during radiotherapy may not aid survival, worsens side effects

Tim Card and his wife, Tricia, walk the hallways of Penn State Cancer Institute after he receives CAR-T cell therapy infusion. Their backs are toward and the camera, and they are silhouetted against a window. Tricia puts her hand on his back. Tim is pushing an IV pole, and an IV bag with medication hangs from the pole. A rainbow is painted on the window.

Unintentional pioneer: Penn State Cancer Institute’s first CAR-T therapy patient

Biomarker Core Lab to host seminar on its expertise, capacities on Nov. 9

well-differentiated squamous cell carcinoma

Pathway's power to boost, halt tumors may be promising cancer therapy target

lab worker with blue glove

Pine bark substance could be potent melanoma drug

Beads of Courage kickoff party -- Penn State Hershey Childrens Hospital

Nurse recognized for commitment to patient safety

artist's drawing of the exterior of Penn State Hershey Cancer Institute

Found in Translation

Inhibiting key enzymes kills difficult tumor cells in mice

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Alumni Library offers health resources