St. Luke’s Cancer Survivors Spent an Unforgettable Evening With Tony Orlando

More than 1,400 St. Luke’s cancer survivors and their guests were treated to Tony Orlando’s Great American Christmas at the Sands Bethlehem Event Center Sunday, December 6.

Kim Bonner of Schnecksville Takes Her Breast Cancer Diagnosis Head On

She may have the gloves back on, but she is no longer fighting cancer. Read Kim's story.

Dr. Tricia Kelly Stays Grounded with Yoga

It’s an integrated part of Dr. Kelly’s life, mirroring her belief in a holistic, integrated approach to patient care and women’s health advocacy.

Circle of Hope Society: Improving the Lives of Patients With Cancer

The first members recently joined the Circle of Hope to improve the lives of patients with cancer and their loved ones. Their generosity will have a direct impact on the more than 2,400 cancer patients St. Luke’s Cancer Center treats each year.

St. Luke's Oncology Social Workers Navigate the Complexities of Treatment

It’s important to remember St. Luke’s Health University Network also offers you caring individuals with broad, unique skills that can greatly benefit you at this turbulent time: oncological social workers.

Breast Cancer Couldn't Keep Susan Down

This Educator Battled Back Against Breast Cancer and Learned How Much She Is Loved

Genetics and Cancer: What Do Your Genes Say About You?

The study of genetics has led to some of the most significant breakthroughs in cancer research, diagnosis and treatment. Through sophisticated genetic testing, specialists can identify the presence of genetic markers that indicate an increased risk of developing certain types of cancer.

Prostate Cancer Screening: What All Men Need to Know

Prostate cancer is not only the most common cancer in men, but also the second leading cause of cancer death. Some men develop low-risk cancers with little mortality risk, while others harbor more aggressive disease. As such, it can be difficult for medical providers to put their fingers on the pulse of prostate cancer.

Preserving Fertility Before the Start of Cancer Treatment

Hearing the words “You have cancer” can be one of the most shocking, scary and life-changing experiences for anyone. Your first instinct may be to do everything within your power to get rid of the cancer as soon as possible. While seeking treatment right away is crucial in that fight, it may be worthwhile to pause briefly and think about your life after cancer treatments.

Visions of Hope Art Exhibition at St. Luke’s Cancer Center – Anderson Campus

Local artist and cancer survivor Susan Schaffer displayed her Visions of Hope exhibition at the St. Luke’s Cancer Center at the Anderson Campus in Bethlehem Township in November. Susan’s inspiration to paint came from her own battle with breast cancer more than 10 years ago. The inspiration for her exhibit came from local cancer patients who were willing to share their cancer journeys with her.

St. Luke's is First in the Region to Offer Frameless Stereotactic Radiosurgery to Treat Brain Tumors

...

Intraoperative Radiation Therapy (IORT) for Early Stage Breast Cancer

New IORT Technology at St. Luke’s University Health Network Eliminates Weeks of Radiation Treatments for Some Breast Cancer Patients

In Her Own Words: Meet Ovarian Cancer Survivor Janice LaPorta

...

St. Luke’s Cancer Center Brings Emerging Melanoma Clinical Trials to the Lehigh Valley

St. Luke’s Cancer Center Brings Emerging Melanoma Clinical Trials to the Lehigh Valley
Published on April 6th, 2015
St. Luke’s Cancer Center is a leader in offering c...

Determining the Best Course of Treatment for Prostate Cancer

-->