October 13, 2026
NEW YORK (WABC) -- Eyewitness News' Liz Cho hosted the annual, Emmy Award-winning WABC-TV special "Breakthroughs for Breast Cancer" on Sunday.The special discusses an incredible advancement in mammograms, using an iodine-based contrast dye to find up to four times as many cancers in dense breasts as a standard mammogram.Contrast-enhanced mammography could also cost less than a 3D mammogram, take less time, and catch cancer earlier.The new kind of mammogram, offered to a New York woman, made all... Read More
March 27, 2026
More individuals are surviving cancer than ever before. The overall five-year survival rate across all cancers in the United States has reached an historic 70%, translating to nearly 19 million cancer survivors nationwide, including more than four million breast cancer survivors.1
To help breast cancer survivors thrive long after completion of treatment for their disease, in 2020, Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital launched the Iris Cantor Breast Cancer Survivorship... Read More
March 23, 2026
After working at Weill Cornell Medicine for more than 20 years, Jennifer Moon never imagined she would become a patient herself.
February 27, 2026
Liquid biopsies are changing how doctors learn about cancer. Instead of taking a tissue sample from a tumor, a liquid biopsy uses a simple blood draw to gather clues about what’s happening inside the body.
January 22, 2026
Weill Cornell Medicine physicians have been recognized among the finest in the nation as part of Castle Connolly 2026 Top Doctors.
