You may wonder if a mammogram will work for you. Breast radiologist Nicole Winkler, MD, explains what you need to know about mammograms for different breast types.
Three executive leaders describe how they see Huntsman Cancer Institute advancing cancer care and research in 2025 and beyond, including increasing cancer care access for all.
After losing their mother to breast cancer, Tommy and Will Higham founded Lola Blankets to honor her legacy. Their company donates blankets and funds cancer research, bringing comfort to patients.
Huntsman Cancer Institute’s 2024 highlights of discovery and innovation include a new drug pairing for brain cancer, a groundbreaking study into health care barriers, and more.
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 latest advances in cancer research from Huntsman Cancer Institute include a new prostate cancer treatment, a method to predict aggressive breast cancer, and microbiome links to melanoma immunotherapy response.
Mobile mammography buses from Huntsman Cancer Institute and Nevada Health Centers join forces to conquer distance as a disparity, offering Wendover residents vital breast cancer screenings.
Kshama Jaiswal honors the resilience and support families provide during breast cancer journeys. With the enduring power of love, hope, and community, you will make it through whatever lies ahead.
Hormone replacement therapy helps women counteract the side effects of menopause. But could it also increase the odds of getting cancer? Cindy Matsen, MD, talks through the risks and benefits.
What is ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS)? What are the symptoms? Can it be treated? Kirstyn Brownson, MD, and Phoebe Freer, MD, answer these questions and share their expertise.
Patients who have dense breast tissue may worry about what that means during a mammogram. Huntsman Cancer Institute experts answer questions patients commonly ask.
Study shows new method forecasts the severity of a patient’s diagnosis and its likelihood of recurrence. This latest information should improve treatment and offers hope by potentially saving countless lives.
Early menopause significantly raises breast cancer risk, highlighting the need for proactive health screenings, according to research from Huntsman Cancer Institute and the Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine.
After Emma Houston learned she had breast cancer, she bought a pair of red high heels. The shoes, along with her humor and positivity, are constants during her cancer journey.
The Zangle Lab is working on new technologies to choose the most effective therapies for breast cancer patients and now an exciting project takes an innovative approach.
