By Ahmed M. Soliman, MDWhen you have a cold or the flu, it’s common to have a sore throat, painful swallowing, or a hoarse voice. In fact, those symptoms are common enough that you might be tempted to ignore them — even if they don’t go away after a couple ...

By Daniel “Tuck” Stapor, MDAs a hematologist-oncologist at Fox Chase Cancer Center Blood Cancer and Cellular Therapy Institute, I see a lot of patients with blood cancer, including many young adults. Many of my patients are in college, just starting their c...

By David Y.T. Chen, MD, FACS, Professor, Fox Chase Department of Urology, and member physician of the Fox Chase-Temple Health Urologic InstituteA rising PSA after prostate cancer treatment can be frightening. Many patients understand that as a result of tre...

By Mark A. Hallman, Associate Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology, Clinical Director, GU Service LineRadiation therapy for prostate cancer has changed a great deal. Some patients can now finish treatment in fewer visits. The next step is making each...

By Andres F. Correa, MD, Associate Professor and Director of Research, Department of UrologyBlack men face the highest prostate cancer burden in the United States. They are more likely to get the disease. It often appears at a younger age. Black men are als...

By Matthew Zibelman, MD, Director, Clinical and Translational Research, GU Service Line and Fern M. Anari, MD, Associate Professor, Department of Hematology/OncologyTheranostics is a newer strategy in cancer care that combines precision imaging with targete...