Diagnosis and Treatment

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Lymphedema after cancer treatment: Relief through minimally invasive surgery

Dr. Antonio Forte explains how a surgery called lymphovenous bypass is helping people with lymphedema.

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Dear Mayo Clinic: Genetic counseling after cancer diagnosis

Genetic testing can help guide cancer treatment and help your care team understand if you are at risk for developing other conditions.

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Dear Mayo Clinic: Does cancer increase my risk for a blood clot?

Dr. Tucker Coston explains why people with cancer are at risk for blood clots and how to reduce that risk.

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A preclinical step toward treating chronic dry mouth

Researchers replicated chronic dry mouth from radiation damage in preclinical models, laying the foundation for stem cell research to regenerate salivary tissue after cancer.

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Dear Mayo Clinic: What is lymphoma?

Dr. Muhamad Alhaj Moustafa explains the different types of lymphoma, how they are treated, and the importance of seeking care from a lymphoma specialist.

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Advances in treating pancreatic cancer mean options and hope

Surgical oncologist Dr. Mark Truty wants people with pancreatic cancer to know there are more treatment options available than ever before.

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Immune checkpoint inhibitors: Immunotherapy for people with triple-negative breast cancer

If you've been diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer, immunotherapy may be a treatment option. Medical oncologists Dr. Pooja Advani and Dr. Matt Goetz explain.

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Era of hope for patients with lung cancer

Thoracic oncologist and lung cancer specialist Dr. Rami Manochakian discusses advances in lung cancer management and early diagnosis.

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Stomach cancer concerns

Oncologist Dr. Mohamad Sonbol explains why there is hope for people with stomach cancer as treatments improve.

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Regeneration after rare head and neck cancer

The story of Alison O'Neill's diagnosis of angiosarcoma, a rare cancer of the blood vessels, and her road to recovery with the help of regenerative medicine.