Indolent lymphomas are easy to treat, but hard to cure.

Dietary supplements are intended to help people meet nutritional needs. When used correctly, they may help reduce your risk of certain diseases, minimize discomfort and improve your quality of life. But are they appropriate to take if you’re undergoing cancer treatment?

Breast lumps have many causes – sometimes cancer, but often not. If you notice a change in your breasts, it’s natural to feel a bit anxious.

As cancer treatments continue to advance and new therapies are introduced, it’s easy to get lost in your search for information. To help you better understand the differences between specific cancer treatments and how they work, we spoke with medical oncologist Bhavina Sharma, MD, MPH.

At age 67, Stephen Turkovich has no plans to slow down.

Blood tests can provide clues to help your health care team identify and treat your cancer, but they shouldn’t be used on their own.

Since 1960, liver cancer incidence has more than tripled.

The Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center just turned five. Read on to see the exciting new therapies, procedures and clinical trials available today at the Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center.

Mary Robinson's blood type is now A+. The teacher of visually impaired students and mother of four also has male DNA. “I may have male DNA in my bone marrow, but I didn’t grow a beard,” she laughs. These two miracles are proof positive of her successful stem cell transplant.

Lung cancer is by far the most common cause of cancer death. Because more than half of people with lung cancer die within a year of their diagnoses, Nebraska Medicine is committed to early detection and new therapies.