U-M Cancer Center appoints Hussain to direct clinical research program

After a national search, the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center has appointed Maha Hussain, M.D., FACP, as the center’s new associate director of clinical research.     Learn more.

Testing for breast cancer gene: No simple answers

A genetic mutation can significantly increase a woman's risk of developing breast cancer and ovarian cancer. But does that mean everyone should be tested? A new direct-to-consumer advertising campaign in select markets nationwide urges women to get tested. But experts from the U-M Cancer Center warn that the test is not appropriate for all women.     Learn more.

Now What?
Our experts talk about the transition from patient to survivor

When you're in treatment, you long for the day when your treatment is finished. But for many, that day is less triumphant than they envision. Yes, you may be cancer free, but the worries are still there. And then there are the side effects: the fatigue, difficulty sleeping, maybe some changes in body image.     Learn more.

Most Wanted Supplements: Are They Cancer Killers or Frauds? What You Need to Know

University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center dietitians Joan Daniels, R.D., and Nancy Burke, R.D., say the best bet for cancer prevention is a healthy diet. Nevertheless, many of our patients have questions about supplements. We have the lowdown on 10 commonly linked to cancer prevention.    Learn more.