Receiving a diagnosis of colon cancer can feel overwhelming. Learn about how to cope, including building a health care team and finding support.

Bladder cancer is a silent but deadly form of cancer when advanced, but there’s hope: “We are seeing an exciting amount of research into new treatment options in the area of bladder cancer.”

Hereditary breast and ovarian cancer have been associated with mutations in two genes, BRCA1 and BRCA2. Here’s what you should know.

Learn about a real-life experience with the gene mutation as well as your risk of cancer; cancer types if you have the mutation; and insurance coverage for any preventative treatment.

Dana Clark, M.S., L.C.G.C., at the Basser Center for BRCA at Penn Medicine, discusses when you’re at a high risk for BRCA gene mutations, what testing involves, and what misconceptions she commonly encounters.

And what happens when they don’t? The lymphatic system is a vital part of your immune system. It’s represented by an extensive network of vessels that shuttle a clear liquid called “lymph” throughout the body. This network has 500 to 700 “lymph nodes...

There are four phases of clinical trials. Learn about each phrase — and your potential to take part — in this article.

Anne Pirrera’s throat cancer had returned when she learned she had non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Here she talks about living with two cancer types.

These transplants can be an important part of treatment for some patients, but they’re not appropriate for everyone who has lymphoma.

What to know about this risk factor for melanoma and whether it can affect future generations.