The KCA is excited to introduce five new members of the Patient & Caregiver Advisory Council! These individuals bring a variety of backgrounds and many years of experience to this council, which serves as the…
Dr. Walter Stadler, an oncologist at the University of Chicago and a member emeritus of the Kidney Cancer Association’s Medical Steering Committee, spoke to Targeted Oncology about updates and changes in how kidney cancer is…
Bruce Hill, a kidney cancer patient, patient advocate, and member of the KCA’s Patient and Caregiver Advisory Council, was featured in the spring issue of Cancer Today, the American Association for Cancer Research’s quarterly magazine….
Last week, the KCA hosted its very first live streaming event! The KCA’s Medical Director Sallie McAdoo, MS, CGC, moderated a Facebook Live conversation on the basics of clinical trials. To help lend expertise, two…
Welcome to our new series where we take a look at what’s happening in kidney cancer each month! From treatments and clinical trials to genetic testing and government regulations, the KCA’s Medical Director, Sallie McAdoo,…
John Ferrell, a member of the KCA’s Patient & Caregiver Advisory Council, spoke about his work as an advocate for kidney cancer and his passion for traveling.
Sarah Rosner described her father Stanley as “a girl dad, for sure.” As a kid, they would go to the movies together and play card games. When Sarah moved to Chicago as an adult, Stanley…
Welcome to our new series where we take a look at what’s happening in kidney cancer each month! From treatments and clinical trials to genetic testing and government regulations, the KCA’s Medical Director, Sallie McAdoo,…
Deborah Maskins is a long-time kidney cancer patient and advocate from Ontario, Canada. We spoke about her passion for supporting kidney cancer fellow patients. How long have you been working with the KCA and what…
This is a guest post by Kenneth G. Winters, 70, a retired US Navy Chaplain from Massachusetts. I was diagnosed with stage IV kidney cancer in April 2018. The cancer had also spread to my…