Alexander Deneka, MD, PhDVisiting ScientistDr. Erica Golemis’ LabFox Chase Cancer [email protected]: alexander-deneka-184bb8a9 BiographyMedicine and biology have always been a significant part of my life. Both of my pa...
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Fox Chase Cancer Center Celebrates 50 Years Since the Discovery of the Hepatitis B Virus
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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Fox Chase Cancer Center Celebrates 50 Years Since the Discovery of the Hepatitis B Virus
Proteins and Pavarotti: How One Scientist Forged His Own Path
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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Proteins and Pavarotti: How One Scientist Forged His Own Path
Jeffrey M. Farma, MD, FACS, on the American College of Physicians's Young Fellows Association Speed Mentoring Program
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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Jeffrey M. Farma, MD, FACS, on the American College of Physicians's Young Fellows Association Speed Mentoring Program
Jeffrey M. Farma Comments on a New Study of Sentinel-Node Metastasis in Melanoma
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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Jeffrey M. Farma Comments on a New Study of Sentinel-Node Metastasis in Melanoma
An Intimate Look at Sex After Cancer
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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