Publications

An Intimate Look at Sex After Cancer

Cancer can take people through a series of waiting rooms, infusion rooms, operating rooms, and hospital rooms. When it’s over, another problem can be lurking in a different room: the bedroom.

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The Study That Launched 50,000 Papers (and Counting)

October 2016 marked the 25th anniversary of a landmark study that originated in a laboratory at Fox Chase Cancer Center. It's considered the starting point for a plethora of research that significantly impacted the field of cancer.

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A Family Affair: The Dorrance Legacy

It's rare to find remarkable leadership that comes from an entire family. Such was the case with the Dorrances, whose passion for advancing cancer care helped make Fox Chase Cancer Center into the distinguished place it is today.

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Trailblazers

Even in 1946, the Institute for Cancer Research, as Fox Chase’s scientific enterprise was then called, had women in four of the 10 laboratory head positions. Today women comprise more than 40 percent of the research faculty. Forward talked with Daly and two other Fox Chase women, chemist Jenny Glusker and virologist Ann Skalka—all considered pioneers in their fields.

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