Siteman Cancer Center

Doctors elsewhere told her she had four months to live. That was more than four years ago.

When Deborah's melanoma kept coming back after surgery and treatment, she sought out Siteman Cancer Center for a second opinion. A clinical trial recommended by WashU Medicine dermatologist David Chen, MD, PhD, at Siteman gave Deborah a second chance.

Read her full story from Straight Arrow:
https://san.com/cc/clinical-trial-keeps-stage-4-skin-cancer-victim-alive-years-after-four-months-to-live/

Join Team Siteman! We're proud to participate in the Susan G. Komen Greater St. Louis MORE THAN PINK Walk, raising awareness about breast cancer and critical funds for research and treatment. 🎀

Sign up to walk with us. Team Siteman members who donate at least $25 will receive a cooler tote bag and exercise bands in the mail.

https://secure.info-komen.org/site/TRR/RacefortheCure/MoreThanPinkWalk/404125060?pg=utype&fr_id=11136

Your liver works hard for you every day. Here are a few surprising ways to return the favor and lower your risk of liver cancer. 🩺

In our latest For Your Health news, WashU Medicine and Siteman Cancer Center's Graham Colditz, MD, DrPH, and Yikyung Park, ScD, share simple steps you can take to boost your liver health.

siteman.wustl.edu/surprising-ways-to-boost-your-liver-health/