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Cancer clinical trials are research studies that explore new ways to treat cancer and improve quality of life for patients.
Rural Veteran patients can access TeleOncology for cancer treatment two different ways through the Veterans Health Administration.
An innovative clinical trial out of the Baltimore VA Medical […]
Genetic testing looks for variations in a person’s genes. Finding gene variations can help with decisions about cancer treatment. Finding gene variations can also help to understand why cancer developed and how best to find cancers early or to prevent them altogether.
Brothers David and Dennis Roscher have a lot in common. […]
June is National Cancer Survivor Month, and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is celebrating Veteran cancer survivors and their journeys.
The VA National Oncology Program is expanding TeleOncology access to Veterans across the nation with the National TeleOncology Program.
VA encourages Veterans to talk to their doctors about the signs and symptoms of bladder cancer.
This month is all about encouraging men to take care of their bodies by eating right, exercising, and working to prevent disease. The goal for this campaign is to heighten awareness of preventable health problems.
The National Oncology Program's NPOP is guided by evidence-based best practices and substantiated by the latest innovative cancer research.