Could the future of prostate cancer rehabilitation be in virtual reality? A trial at Huntsman Cancer Institute explores how telerehabilitation can help rural and frontier patients.
Huntsman Cancer Institute, the Mountain West’s only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, celebrated the ceremonial groundbreaking for its second major location in one of the country’s fastest growing counties.
Over 7% of Medicare patients travel across state borders for cancer care, though the percentage nearly doubles for rural patients. Tracy Onega says this has major impacts on telehealth policy.
Huntsman Cancer Institute brought together top researchers from across the country to address how artificial intelligence and other technologies will innovate cancer prevention and care delivery—particularly for rural patients.
Thomas Varghese Jr., MD, MS, MBA, FACS, discusses the IMPACT Center’s role advancing cancer care through innovation, AI, mobile clinics, and telehealth, ensuring high-quality treatment reaches patients in underserved communities.
Five-year federally funded program aims to improve cancer care for rural and frontier residents in the Mountain West, bringing the latest in cancer care by providing access to clinical trials.
Utah Hockey Club and Huntsman Cancer Institute unite to honor those affected by cancer and support life-saving research in their second Hockey Fights Cancer night of the season.
Huntsman Cancer Institute hosted a ribbon cutting for a new mobile cancer screening clinic. The state-of-the-art unit brings crucial screening services to more patients throughout the state.
The Utah Hockey Club and Huntsman Cancer Institute united community members for Hockey Fights Cancer Night, honoring those affected by cancer, celebrating survivors, and supporting families and loved ones.
Thomas Varghese Jr. becomes the eighth Editor-in-Chief during the 119-year history of the JACS, where he will be tasked with driving innovation and inspiring the next generation of surgical pioneers.
Diana Wiig never imagined she would become an advocate for cancer patients, but a 2022 diagnosis led to her becoming a vital member of Huntsman Cancer Institute’s Community Advisory Board.
State Senator Denise Hayman, dedicated advocate for the people of Montana, is being treated for a rare cancer. A clinical trial at Huntsman Cancer Institute has provided her with hope.
The event provided an opportunity for leaders and staff to listen and learn about the impactful work being done throughout the Area We Serve, while encouraging networking opportunities.
Mary Beckerle, PhD, shares inspirational words with patients at providers at Huntsman Cancer Institute and throughout the Mountain West, while reaffirming a commitment to deliver a future free from cancer.
The Center for HOPE, in partnership with the Montana State University Center for American Indian and Rural Health Equity, received a multimillion dollar grant to support two major projects.
