Today marks a new chapter against cancer. Welcome to the newly opened Siteman Cancer Center building — a state-of-the-art facility providing world-class care for patients and demonstrating our ongoing, deep commitment to the health of our region and beyond. Together, we’re redefining hope and healing. @washumedicine @WashUPhysicians @BJC_HealthCare

Experts affiliated with Siteman Cancer Center, Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine head to the Tandem Meetings – one of the largest cellular therapy conferences – Feb. 12-15. They’ll present on gene therapy, CAR T-cell therapy, stem cell transplantation and more. Follow along with #Tandem25: @washumedicine @WashUPhysicians @BJC_HealthCare @ASTCT @CIBMTR

A new $3M NCI grant aims to improve breast cancer risk assessments for Black women using AI-driven imaging tools. Led by Washington University investigator Aimilia Gastounioti, PhD, this project could enhance early detection and prevention. Learn more: @washumedicine @theNCI

RT @WashUAlumni: Colorectal cancer has become a leading cause of death in people younger than 50, but @washumedicine and @SitemanCenter are…

Keeping active in winter helps maintain health and prepares you for spring fun. Try indoor workouts, set small goals and stay consistent. A little effort now means more energy when warmer days arrive! Learn more:

Discover how collaboration drives cancer research and care at Washington University School of Medicine and Siteman Cancer Center. Explore recent breakthroughs and stories in the latest issue of Outlook magazine. Read now: @washumedicine @BJC_HealthCare #OutlookOnCancer

Today on World Cancer Day – and every day – Siteman Cancer Center honors the collective efforts to lower the burden of this disease. We continue to do our part to drive research, treatment and prevention for a healthier tomorrow. Together, we’re making strides towards a cancer-free world. Join us in recognizing this day of awareness and hope. #WorldCancerDay⁠ ⁠

RT @WashUMedRadOnc: Celebrating our women physicians today! So proud of these brilliant women who give great care for patients @SitemanCent…

Siteman Cancer Center was proud to sponsor Save Our Sisters, the Urban League’s Black History Month health and wellness event. Shontay Lundy of Black Girl Sunscreen gave an insightful talk on sun protection for darker skin tones, followed by a fireside chat with Washington University dermatologic surgeon Basia Marie Michalski-McNeely, MD, and medical resident Zainab Mohammodu, MD, moderated by Carol Daniel. Washington University radiation oncologist Lannis Hall, MD, gastroenterologist Jean Wang, MD, PhD, and radiologist Debbie Bennett, MD, also joined Ms. Daniel for a discussion about cancer prevention, research and treatment. A meaningful day of learning and empowerment. @ulstl @washumedicine @WashUPhysicians @BlkGrlSunscreen

RT @pedalthecause: February is National Cancer Prevention Month! While we pedal toward #aworldwithoutcancer, let’s remember that prevention…

RT @bluesalumni: Puck Cancer is BACK! Join us on Friday, April 4th for the Puck Cancer Second Shift Alumni game in support of @SitemanCent…

Boost your health with fermented foods like yogurt, kimchi and kombucha. Packed with probiotics, they improve digestion and support immunity. Explore how these foods benefit your gut and overall health: @feastmag

Generous donors have helped fuel groundbreaking endometrial cancer research at Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine. Those early investments continue to accelerate discoveries, improve treatments and expand research opportunities. Learn more: @BarnesJewish @washumedicine

As we recognize Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month, we want to honor the work of these heroes who put themselves at risk, including increased cancer risk. Washington University researcher Adetunji Toriola, MD, PhD, emphasizes early cancer screening for those who are exposed to fire-related carcinogens. Learn more about protecting firefighters’ health: @KMOV @washumedicine @WashUPhysicians

We’re excited to announce our 2025 @AmericanCancer Society-funded pilot projects, led by early-career researchers at @washumedicine who are exploring innovative strategies against Hodgkin lymphoma, myeloma and other cancers! Learn more:

A drug already in clinical trials against breast cancer also shows promise for treating blood cancers – a potential breakthrough for certain high-risk patients, says Washington University physician-scientist Stephen T. Oh, MD, PhD, at Siteman Cancer Center. Learn more: @washumedicine @WashUPhysicians

Newsweek spotlights pioneering work in genetic testing at Washington University School of Medicine and elsewhere, including the ChromoSeq test developed by pathologist Eric Duncavage, MD, at Siteman. ChromoSeq is Medicare’s first approved whole genome sequencing for cancer. Learn more: @washumedicine @WashUPhysicians @Newsweek

Ultra-processed foods have been linked to obesity, heart disease, depression and other health risks. Learn simple swaps to reduce these foods in your diet for better health:

This MLK Week, we recognize Washington University’s dedication to honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through impactful programming open to the campus and community. Events include keynote talks by Washington University School of Medicine Dean David H. Perlmutter, MD, and leaders from BJC HealthCare, as well as panel discussions and exhibits focused on equity and inclusion and more. Details here: @WUSTL @washumedicine @BJC_HealthCare

Breast cancer rates are climbing for women under 50. Washington University researchers Graham Colditz, MD, DrPH, and Adetunji Toriola, MD, PhD, at Siteman Cancer Center, shed light on key risk factors. Read more in The New York Times: @washumedicine @WashUPhysicians @nytimes

A new treatment approach shows promise for B-cell lymphomas, potentially making future cellular immunotherapies less expensive and more accessible to patients. Learn more: @washumedicine