Open Vs. Robotic Radical Hysterectomy: Lee's Experience With the ROCC Clinical Trial

For Lee, deciding to take part in a clinical trial took some consideration, but ultimately felt like the right thing to do. 

One Patient, Three Clinical Trials, and a Whole Network of Support                           

Debra wanted to play a part in advancing cancer treatment for all women with cancer - and joining three clinical trials allowed her to do so.

A Second Opinion, Surgery, and Chance at Life: Wynette’s Pancreatic Cancer Journey

Getting a second medical opinion can mean a change in treatment or improved recovery.

Positivity and Support: How Dianne Navigated Two Cancer Diagnoses

In more ways than one, cancer has become a central theme in her life — one that has made her become stronger, remain positive, and connect with others in similar situations.

From Physician to Patient: Dr. Vargas’s Journey With a Clinical Trial - 
For 50 years, Dr. Vargas dedicated his life to medicine.

How Two Cancer Diagnoses Led to Genetic Testing 

Cancer can develop in anyone at any time. Because of their mother’s breast cancer diagnosis, Christine and her sisters knew they had a higher risk of developing cancer. They were vigilant about their health, including by staying on top of annual mammograms and Pap tests. 

Suzy’s cancer diagnosis came in 2023 at the age of 61. After a series of symptoms leading to her diagnosis, followed by a ground-breaking cancer treatment at University Medical Center, she took hold of the chance to continue the life she's never taken for granted – and certainly never will now.