Fox Chase Cancer Center News

PHILADELPHIA (March 28, 2019) — More than 36 percent of breast cancer patients transfer their care to new providers, incurring the risk that surgery and other treatments will be delayed, increasing the likelihood they will neglect recommendations for timely treatment.

PHILADELPHIA (March 18, 2019) — Fox Chase Cancer Center is pleased to announce its continuing support for the Colon Cancer Coalition’s Annual Get Your Rear in Gear run/walk. Faculty, staff, volunteers, patients, survivors, and their families will come together as members of the Fox Chase team on Sunday, March 24.

PHILADELPHIA (March 11, 2019) — Adhesion of lymphocytes to their cellular targets is critical to adaptive immunity, the body’s ability to assign specific antibodies to pathogens. RAP1 function can be suppressed if its effector protein (RIAM) adopts an autoinhibitory configuration, and this suppression of RAP1 function is released once RIAM is phosphorylated. 

PHILADELPHIA (March 6, 2019) — New research from scientists at Fox Chase Cancer Center suggests the immune gene ThPOK has remained similar for more than 165 million years.

PHILADELPHIA (March 5, 2019) – Men at high-risk for prostate cancer are the most likely to undergo routine prostate cancer screening, and now, scientists at Fox Chase Cancer Center have developed a method of preparatory counseling that could better help to prepare these men for the psychological impact of their screening results.

PHILADELPHIA (March 1, 2019) —Patients, survivors, caregivers and advocates join together this March for National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. 

The TAILORx trial found that thousands of women with a certain type of early-stage hormone-positive, HER-2 negative breast cancer did just as well with hormone therapy alone. 

SAN MATEO, CA, February 19, 2019 — Fox Chase Cancer Center and MORE Health, a global healthcare company, announced a cutting-edge partnership that gives patients from across the world access to the nationally ranked physicians of Fox Chase Cancer Center through MORE Health’s Physician Collaboration Platform™.