Rochester Regional Health and American Cancer Society are proud to support women with breast cancer, breast cancer survivors, and their family and friends.

For patients with cancer who go through radiation and chemotherapy treatments, experiencing pain is a common side effect. But you don’t need to suffer through it.

There are many steps women can take to help prevent the most common types of gynecological cancers. The first one is knowing what to look for.

Advances in DNA technology allow women to better understand their risk for many illnesses – and helps health care providers know how to best prevent and treat them. Our experts share how that process works.

Dual board certified Oncologist Velmalia Matthews-Smith, MD, has returned to the Center for Cancer Care.

There are tens of thousands of clinical trials underway for cancer research in the United States. Here is what you should know about the process.

A new cancer diagnosis and the journey through treatment can be accompanied by many sudden changes in a person’s life. The Collaborative Care team at the Lipson Cancer Institute can help.

Screenings help to prevent disease and illness or detect them earlier when they are most treatable. For Men’s Health Month in June, Rochester Regional Health providers are reminding men to have their prostates checked regularly.

Cancer survivors face a number of challenges through diagnosis and treatment, and every day is worth celebrating. There are many ways to celebrate and honor survivors; here are a few.

A new tool in the fight against lung cancer is now available for patients at Rochester Regional Health.

Starting at age 45, most Americans are recommended to begin colorectal cancer screenings. So which type of screening should you have? Asim Mushtaq, MD, weighs in.

Colorectal cancer can go undiagnosed without regular screenings. Our experts outline who should get regular screenings and when it should start.

Sajeena Geevarghese, MD, has been appointed as Executive Medical Director for Gynecologic Oncology at Rochester Regional Health.

If you put off your regular mammogram at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, now is a great time to schedule an appointment.

Life after breast cancer can be bright – and complicated. For women who want to start or expand a family, there can be some big questions.

Some of the causes and suggestions for handling the common side effect of cancer

For patients who need lung operations, robotic surgery is a viable option. Two experienced surgeons explain the process and its many benefits.

For some cancer patients, radiation and/or chemotherapy treatments can add to the risk of heart conditions. Learn how our specialized cardio-oncology teams treat common issues.

The Lipson Cancer Institute unveils a transformation of our Linden Oaks Campus into a comprehensive center for outpatient cancer care.

Learn to prevent and spot early symptoms of colorectal cancer, from Rochester Regional Health medical oncologist Dr. Greg Connolly.