Stanford Cancer Institute

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Four-and-a-half months after being diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma, 101-year-old Winnie Bazurto's cancer was gone. Breakthrough target therapy treatment on skin cancer may do the same for other kinds of cancers, from pancreatic to colon to prostate.

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Stanford Interventional Radiology: A Cancer Survivors Story
We offer amazing new cancer treatments for our patients through our Interventional Radiology Program. Section Chief Lawrence Rusty Hofmann, MD, explains how our interventional radiologists use image guidance to target a cancerous tumor with great accuracy and employ cutting-edge therapies to kill the tumor without surgery through treatments such as radioembolization and chemoembolization. As a former patient describes, these revolutionary treatments are transforming lives.

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Before coming to Stanford Hospital, Tony Ricciardi, whose lung cancer had expanded into his neck, was told he might have a year left to live. But doctors at Stanford gave Ricciardi hope, and four years after his diagnosis, he is cancer free.

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Published on Aug 19, 2013

Gloria Borges had a long, hard path for her recovery. She takes some time to share her experiences with her treatment and recovery.

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A decade after Steve Greiner was diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia, he couldn't help but worry when a long afternoon working outside left nearly his entire body covered with itchy sores. But, as he had so many times before, he found quick and understanding help at the Stanford Cancer Center. The Cancer Center's Dermato-oncology Clinic provides targeted dermatological care that can vastly improve a cancer patient's day-to-day life through correct diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions — from the simple to the complex. Read Steve's story: http://stanfordhospital.org/newsEvents/newsReleases/2014/patient-story-c...

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The Stanford Cancer Institute, which opened in 2005, strives to combine the best in cancer research and patient care. From research in stem cell and therapeutics, tackling the most complex cancer cases, to the latest advancements in patient care, Stanford's Cancer Institute is a leader in cancer care innovations.

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Three noted Stanford researchers discuss the importance of Ludwig Cancer Research funding to their work.

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