The Center for Precision Surgery uses many procedures to more precisely detect and remove cancerous tumors, including intraoperative molecular imaging which involves a special dye that causes cancerous tumors to glow.

Penn Medicine’s Colon and Rectal Cancer Program is a leader in diagnosing and treating colon and rectal conditions.

Early phase clinical trials have helped broaden the treatment options available to all cancer patients while improving care and quality of life.

The Penn Medicine Gastrointestinal Cancer Genetics and Risk Evaluation programs provide both screening and medical care for patients who have or are at risk of having a hereditary gastrointestinal or polyposis syndrome.

Penn Medicine’s Gastrointestinal (GI) Cancer Program provides diagnosis and treatment for all types of gastrointestinal cancers.

Penn Medicine’s Geriatric Oncology Program provides symptom management and support for older adults with cancer.

Penn’s Gynecologic Oncology Program provides advanced technology and expertise for diagnosing and treating cancers of the female reproductive system.

Penn Medicine’s Hematological Malignancies (Blood Cancer) Program is one of a few in the country that is approved and funded by the National Cancer Institute.

Penn Medicine’s HIV Oncology Program provides multidisciplinary treatment to individuals with HIV-related malignancies.

The team at the Joan Karnell Supportive Care Program at Pennsylvania Hospital helps patients and their families cope with the physical, emotional and psychological stress of a cancer diagnosis.