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When Jason W. visited an urgent care facility with a chronic cough and shortness of breath in early 2017, he thought he had pneumonia. His doctor ordered a chest X-ray and determined Jason had a

Ketty Fessahazion has a type of ovarian cancer, but you wouldn’t know it. In fact, thanks to her treatment through a clinical trial at HonorHealth Research Institute, the 42-year-old Glendale

Did you know that 42% of cancer cases in the U.S. — and 45% of cancer deaths — are linked to risk factors you can change? This means you can significantly lower your risk of cancer by making some key

PRESS RELEASE When you have cancer, you want the best care, from the best doctors, close to home. That's now available through HonorHealth Cancer Care. The Valley-wide network formed in January 2017

The short answer: Yes, it can. But, the path is more complex than some people might think. Most patients diagnosed with the most common kind of esophageal cancer typically experience a series of