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Joel Gabre, MD, a gastroenterologist and colorectal cancer specialist at the HICCC, explains what the new guidelines mean and how patients should think about their screening options.

Researchers from Columbia have found that some brain changes caused by gliomas may be reversible, opening the door to new ways to treat symptoms such as seizures and cognitive problems.

Cancer therapies can damage the skin's protective barrier. Larisa Geskin, MD, shares how those undergoing cancer treatment can practice skin care to minimize symptoms.

A project led by Columbia University scientists has revealed a key weakness in some of the most aggressive and treatment-resistant cancers, including gliomas and pediatric sarcomas.