With deep roots as one of the nation's first cancer hospitals, Fox Chase Cancer Center has paved the way since the early 20th century in making groundbreaking discoveries that deliver better cancer care. Hear more in this video from Fox Chase President and CEO, Dr. Robert Uzzo ⬇️
Diagnosed with breast cancer at 38, Min Wang never expected to face the disease so young.
Now, she's encouraging women to understand their risk, recognize changes in their bodies and advocate for their health.
Read her Fox Chase story: bit.ly/47HKLUQ
For breast cancer patient Barbara Moore, a second opinion at Fox Chase brought clarity to her care.
@RichardBleicher, MD, FACS, shares five questions patients should ask before treatment to help make informed decisions.
Read more: bit.ly/4sayH7L
A day of connection, celebration, and hope. 💗 Fox Chase Cancer Center was proud to join the 3rd Annual Golden Gems Breast Cancer Awareness Luncheon & Walk at The Salvation Army’s Ray & Joan Kroc Center in Philadelphia this past week!
Congratulations to Jessica Bauman, MD, on being named a Fellow of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (FASCO)!
This lifetime honor recognizes her leadership, service and commitment to advancing cancer care and education.
Learn more: bit.ly/4BeOhTX
After facing breast and uterine cancer diagnoses just over a year apart, Barbara Moore found compassionate care and support at Fox Chase.
Now a two-time cancer survivor, she's helping others through our Patient-to-Patient Network.
Read her story: bit.ly/3VIQs24
October is #LiverCancerAwarenessMonth. Liver cancer often has no noticeable symptoms in its early stages. Understanding your risk factors and talking with your doctor about liver health can make a difference. Learn more about liver cancer: bit.ly/3VPFEiA
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Discovery comes from looking closer and continuing to ask questions.
Mitchell Fane, PhD, is studying how the immune system declines with age and whether restoring its ability to detect and fight cancer could lead to new approaches for older patients: bit.ly/4z2aWRS
Congratulations to Kerry Januska on being named Fox Chase Cancer Center’s 2026 Nurse of the Year!
This well-deserved recognition celebrates Kerry’s dedication to providing exceptional, compassionate care to our patients and their families.
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Join us for Fox Chase Cancer Center's Wear Pink Day on Friday, October 23! Wear pink to show your support for everyone affected by breast cancer and help raise awareness during #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth.
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Breast cancer diagnoses are increasing among women under 50. Dr. Alycia So of @FoxChaseCancer Center and Temple Health -Chestnut Hill discusses risk factors, early detection, and why awareness matters more than ever.
Read more: bit.ly/4hD2rW1
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Join Fox Chase for Together Facing Lung Cancer, a free educational workshop for patients and caregivers. Hear from experts about promising treatments, connect with others and explore helpful resources. Learn more and register: bit.ly/4jFrs5R
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Join faculty from Fox Chase, @CHOPCancerCntr, @PennCancer and Shady Grove Fertility for Part 2 of the Young Adult Cancer Symposium: From Diagnosis Through Survivorship, on Oct. 27 in Philadelphia, focused on AYA cancer patients: bit.ly/3RKiqc5
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Congratulations to @RichardBleicher, MD, FACS, on being named Chair of the @AmCollSurgeons National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers! He'll help lead efforts to advance high-quality, patient-centered breast care nationwide: bit.ly/4hQhPQj
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Join Fox Chase and the @KidneyCancer Association on Oct. 30 for an afternoon of education and support for kidney cancer patients and caregivers.
Hear from Fox Chase faculty, connect with others and explore available resources.
Details and registration: bit.ly/3TeqqCY
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On #NationalMammographyDay, make your breast health a priority. Regular annual mammograms can help find breast cancer early, when it may be easier to treat. If you’re overdue for a mammogram, take the time to schedule yours today: bit.ly/3VwyeAJ
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Lung cancer can develop without symptoms, making awareness of your risk and screening recommendations especially important.
Learn how Fox Chase is helping patients take proactive steps toward their lung health through screening and early detection: bit.ly/4zB4RMo
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Three months into his role as Cancer Center Director, Robert A. Winn, MD, reflects on Fox Chase’s strong foundation and what its combined strengths with Temple Health could make possible.
“Watch what we do over the next few years. It’s going to be exciting.”
Fox Chase Cancer Center invites its faculty to participate in the Multi-Institutional Hematopathology Interesting Case Conference. Join the interactive CME session presented by New York University on Oct. 28 at 5 p.m. Register: bit.ly/4tHufNl@SocforHemepath
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Congratulations to @JeffreyFarma, MD, FACS, on being named a member of the @AmCollSurgeons Academy of Master Surgeon Educators! This honor recognizes his leadership and lasting contributions to surgical education and mentorship. Learn more: bit.ly/4y48oS3
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Part One of the Young Adult Cancer Symposium brought together experts from Fox Chase, @PennCancer and @SGFertility to discuss the unique needs of young adults with cancer. The conversation continues Oct. 27 with Part Two. Register today: bit.ly/3RKiqc5
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