Huntsman Cancer Institute leads in robotic cancer surgery with single-port, Ion robotic bronchoscopy and da Vinci 5 systems, enhancing precision, access, and recovery while training surgeons nationwide in advanced techniques.
Three decades after his mother passed away from pancreatic cancer, Russ faced the same diagnosis at the same age. But a groundbreaking clinical trial is helping his story unfold differently.
The medical director of the Clinical Trials Office shares what sets Huntsman Cancer Institute apart, the importance of specialized care, and why she loves interacting with patients.
Gamblin explains how cancer research and technological advances have made complex operations like liver surgery safer, offering hope for today’s patients and confidence in where care and discovery are headed.
The first three patients have been treated in an early-stage clinical trial of a new radiopharmaceutical medicine at Huntsman Cancer Institute, marking an important step in developing new cancer therapies.
Softball player Rich Marquez found strength in the Huntsman World Senior Games community while undergoing pancreatic cancer treatment, inspiring others through his determination, optimism, and love for the game.
Charlene Edwards was diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer in 2005. She continues to find hope in treatment innovations like theranostics, a form of targeted radiation that seeks and destroys cancer cells.
New research shows regular exercise may change how colon cancer behaves at a molecular level, altering genes in tumors and fat tissue—highlighting the deep impact of movement on health.
A nationally recognized cancer surgeon and academic leader, Gamblin brings deep expertise in cancer care, research, and innovation to advance surgical oncology across the Mountain West.
Amber was treated for appendix cancer with a cutting-edge combination of surgery and chemotherapy. Five years later, Amber reflects on how she overcame fear and learned to live with hope.
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.
Alina Wilson, diagnosed with early-onset colorectal cancer, highlights the increasing prevalence of the disease in younger patients, its impact, and the ongoing research aimed at better treatment and understanding.
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.
Surgeon General Vivek Murthy released an advisory to increase public awareness that alcohol use can increase the risk of cancer, as only 45% of Americans are aware of the connection.
