Last night, Dr. Edith Mitchell of Thomas Jefferson University Kimmel Cancer Center in Philadelphia, PA, updated colorectal cancer patients on the latest research and treatment news in an online webinar.
Dr. Mitchell highlighted the most important news for colon and rectal cancer patients to come from the 2011 Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium held in San Francisco last month. She answer such questions as…
“Can doctors determine the chances that my cancer may return?”
“Can my doctors determine if I need chemotherapy?”
“Does Avastin or Erbitux benefit my stage III cancer treatment?”
“Are there any promising new treatments on the horizon?”
You can view the webinar online here.
The patient webinars are a program of the Colorectal Cancer Coalition and are offered to patients at no cost. If you would like to support this program through a financial donation, visit our Donate page.



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