Types

This video will teach patients what lung cancer is, its stages, and common treatments.

This video will teach patients what prostate cancer is, its stages, and common treatments.

Testicular cancer is cancer that begins in the testicles. Most testicular cancer patients are men 20 to 40 years old. This video offers details on who is at risk for this type of cancer and how this cancer is diagnosed.

This video will teach patients what pancreatic cancer is, its stages, and common treatments.

This video will teach patients what leukemia is, its stages, and common treatments.

This video will teach patients what lymphoma is, its stages, and common treatments.

This video will teach patients what skin cancer is, its stages, and common treatments.

Watch this video to learn how a mastectomy is done and what to expect after surgery.

Watch this video to learn self-care tips for safely recovering from a mastectomy.

Watch this video to learn self-care tips for safely recovering from lymph node dissection done during breast cancer surgery.

Watch this video to learn exercises to help with swelling, soreness, and mobility after breast surgery.

Several surgical procedures are used to treat breast cancer. The goal of each is to remove the cancer. Based on medical factors and your own feelings, you and your surgeon will decide which approach may be best for you.

Lung cancer treatment can be stressful. Knowing the benefits of palliative care can help ease that stress.

There are many treatments for prostate cancer. The best one for you will be based on things like your age, overall health, and the stage of the cancer.

Watch this video to learn what a radical prostatectomy surgery is and how it's done.

Watch this video to learn self-care tips for safely recovering from a radical prostatectomy.

Treatment can often keep prostate cancer under control. Your care team will advise a treatment plan for you. Learn more about how this is done.

Screening for prostate cancer can help check if you have cancer. Screening tests often include a digital rectal exam (DRE) and a prostate specific antigen (PSA) blood test. Talk with your healthcare provider about the pros and cons of regular screening starting at age 50 or earlier if you are at higher risk.