Originally published in Forward, Spring/Summer 2017 By Paige AllenScientists are seekers. Their inquiries may lead them to the far reaches of the world, or inward to incomprehensibly small molecular worlds. At a time before research on individual ...
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By Paige AllenOriginally published in Forward, Spring/Summer 2017 was a toddler when Stanley P. Reimann died. But Reimann — founder of the Institute for Cancer Research, which evolved into Fox Chase Cancer Center — shared some striking simil...
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Dr. Jeffrey Farma, Co-Director of the Melanoma and Skin Cancer Program; Associate Professor in the Department of Surgical Oncology; and Director of the Surgical Oncology Fellowship Training Program at Fox Chase Cancer Center, on th...
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In an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Fox Chase surgeon Jeffrey M. Farma, MD, FACS, comments on a new study on melanoma surgery published in the June 8th edition of the New England Journal of Medicine.The study, "Completion Dissection or O...
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Originally published in Forward, Spring/Summer 2017 By Paige Allen Cancer can take people through a series of waiting rooms, infusion rooms, operating rooms, and hospital rooms. When it’s over, another problem can be lurking in a different room: t...
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If dietary components and drugs consumed by flies could affect the insects’ cell reproduction, could it do the same to human cancer patients? More than 180 high school students in the Immersion Science Program (ISP) at Fox Chase Cancer Center attempte...
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