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The Penn Medicine | Virtua Health Cancer Program provides preventative, diagnostic and treatment services for patients with cancer.
Read MoreThe Penn Medicine | Virtua Cancer Program doctors and specialists develop custom treatments for all types of cancer, backed by experience and state-of-the-art resources.
Read MoreMedical oncologists diagnose and assess stages of cancer, recommend and implement a personalized treatment plan and monitor progress.
Read MoreRadiation therapy is an important tool in cancer treatment, and Virtua is committed to providing the best possible range of options to ensure optimal results.
Read MoreProton therapy is an advanced radiation treatment that precisely targets certain cancers. It offers new hope for recovery, survival, and improved quality of life.
Read MoreVirtua oncology surgeons use the latest surgical techniques and medical devices to help you get back to your life.
Read MoreNJCEED at Virtua is a free cancer screening program for Burlington and Camden County residents who meet certain age and income requirements.
Read MoreVirtua's free Nurse Navigation Program pairs you with an oncology nurse who will provide a personalized level of support to help you understand your diagnosis, care plan and medications.
Read MoreClinical trials are voluntary studies designed to evaluate new ways to prevent, diagnose and treat medical conditions.
Read MoreYour personal cancer risk assessment will help you make informed health decisions for yourself and your family.
Read MoreThese resources offer support, help you manage the symptoms and side effects of cancer, and help you look and feel your best during treatment.
Read MoreVirtua offers a range of classes and support groups to assist patients and their families during and after cancer treatment.
This family ancestry and medical history questionnaire can indicate your risk for colon, breast, pancreatic, ovarian or uterine cancer.
Read MoreSometimes, many tests are needed to diagnose cancer. Find out more about how this is done.
Read MoreHere’s what you need to know about what to expect and how to prepare for the effects of chemotherapy on your body.
Read MoreFind out more about a social worker's role in your cancer care.
Read MoreFind out how cancer treatment will affect your appetite.
Read MoreLife’s been one big adventure Eileen Giammona. So when a colonoscopy revealed rectal cancer, the Virtua team made sure it wouldn’t slow her down.
Read MoreShelly had a total hysterectomy via a robotic surgery procedure for endometrial cancer. She was pain free one day later, and able to return to her favorite activities within three months.
Read MoreTo alleviate breast biopsy anxiety, Virtua breast surgeons use GPS-like and radar technologies to pinpoint suspicious lumps for breast cancer testing.
Read MoreThe American Cancer Society released new guidelines for how changes in your diet and physical activity can significantly lower your risk for cancer. Start today with these tips.
Read MoreWhile cervical cancer screening guidelines advise that women need less frequent Pap smears, you still need annual pelvic exams. Learn more.
Read MoreWarmer weather is just around the corner, and we’ll be exposing our skin to the sun’s rays. But before heading to the beach or pool, it’s a good idea to get a skin exam.
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