Grace Suh M.D.
Dr. Grace Suh is a medical oncologist with expertise in treatment of adult patients diagnosed with cancer. She attended Yale University, graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry. She received her medical degree at Yale University School of Medicine. Dr. Suh trained in internal medicine at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and Yale-New Haven Hospital, where she was a clinical instructor of medicine. She pursued fellowship training at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. At M.D. Anderson, Dr. Suh was recognized for her translational research with awards from American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and American Association of Cancer Research (AACR) as well as numerous grants and awards for clinical and translational research. Dr. Suh has devoted her career to taking care of patients afflicted by cancer as faculty members of Indiana University health system and the University of Chicago Comprehensive Cancer Center. She has co-authored several book chapters on molecular aspects of cancer biology and has served as a co-investigator on numerous clinical trials throughout her career.
Latest Articles by Grace Suh M.D.
How to Persuade a Loved One to Get a Skin Check
Any suspicious spot deserves a close look. Here’s how to persuade a reluctant friend or family member to see a derm.
9 Questions to Ask a Doctor About Your Stage IV Melanoma
Coping with an advanced stage melanoma diagnosis? Before your next appointment, print this list of must-ask questions.
9 Things Every Melanoma Survivor Should Know
You beat your melanoma. Hooray! But now what? Get clear on what’s in store after surviving this serious form of skin cancer.
8 Options for Colon Cancer Screening
Early detection is key to increasing your chances of long-term survival.
10 Facts About HER2-Positive Breast Cancer
They may be more aggressive than other breast cancers, but HER2-positive tumors have powerfully effective treatment options.
How Do Damaged Skin Cells Turn Into Stage 4 Melanoma?
Learn how damaged skin cells can mutate and make their way from the topmost layer of the skin to distant organs.
Everyone's at Risk for Lung Cancer (Even Non-smokers)
Is this a scary thought? Yep. But we'll help you put your personal lung cancer risk in perspective.
What Young Black Women Should Know About Stage 4 Breast Cancer
Maimah Karmo from Tigerlily Foundation shares her advice for women before, during, and after a breast cancer diagnosis.