MD Anderson’s Department of Urology offers a premier program for urologists seeking to develop a career in urologic oncology by training in an environment that fosters clinical acumen and research excellence. Our Cancer Center has consistently been ranked the No. 1 cancer center in the United States and our graduates – across all disciplines – are well poised to take on leadership roles both…
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To report biopsy-related and oncologic outcomes in a large prospective active surveillance cohort that was initiated in the pre-MRI era and to additionally identify clinical…
Men with ductal adenocarcinoma (DAC) develop metastases to multiple atypical sites. A subset of patients with de novo metastatic DAC respond to systemic therapy. Men…
Purpose:We examined rates of Grade Group 4 downgrading at radical prostatectomy among men diagnosed with high and very high risk prostate cancer at biopsy.Materials and…
Over the past decade, cancer research has yielded a wealth of therapeutic options for patients for many different subtypes of cancer, as well as greater…
A suggestion from a stranger prompted Jewel Johnson to seek treatment for triple-negative breast cancer at MD Anderson. After being introduced to integrative medicine services,…
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center today announced a $16.25 million gift from Howard and Susan Elias to accelerate brain tumor and cancer…
Harrison Elias was diagnosed with a childhood brain tumor more than two decades ago. Now, his family has made a $16.25 million gift to accelerate…
After smoking, radon exposure is considered the second most common cause of lung cancer in the United States. But what is radon? And, what can…
After delaying his first-ever colonoscopy until age 68, college professor W.F. Strong, Ph.D., now teaches his students about the importance of colonoscopies after his stage…
