LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center

LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center Our more than medicine approach to cancer is helping strengthen, modernize, and improve cancer care across Louisiana and globally.

Rooted in research, we bring together the brightest minds in cancer innovation to empower hope and transform lives.

At the Gulf South Clinical Trials Network, patients, physicians, and families are being connected to cutting-edge studie...
12/22/2025

At the Gulf South Clinical Trials Network, patients, physicians, and families are being connected to cutting-edge studies in our region.

Visit: https://www.gulfsouthclinicaltrials.org/
to search for a study near you. No matter where you live, no matter your cancer type.

Why it matters: Participation in clinical trials often equals access to newer treatments and improved outcomes. Especially here in the Gulf South, we see higher cancer mortality and health gaps.
This network is working to change that.

Share this post. Tag someone who needs this resource. Let’s spread awareness. Because access and early enrollment can make a difference.

Bringing advanced cancer research and treatment to our region The latest advancements in cancer studies are available close to home What is a clinical trial or cancer study? Cancer affects 1 in 4 Americans. However major advances in understanding what causes cancer, and how best to treat it, have de...

We're reflecting on a year of progress! The LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center has made significant strides in cancer care an...
12/19/2025

We're reflecting on a year of progress! The LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center has made significant strides in cancer care and research this year. With new faculty, competitive grants, and groundbreaking studies, we are closer to becoming Louisiana’s first NCI-Designated Cancer Center. Our commitment to advancing cancer science and improving patient lives is unwavering. Together, we will continue to expand access to cutting-edge care.

Read more here: https://conta.cc/4pKskGa

Email from LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center     United Against Cancer News from the LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center Reflecting On a Year of Impact The LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center is making strides towar

LSU Health New Orleans is seeking a Deputy Associate Director of Community Outreach & Engagement to help set vision, lea...
12/17/2025

LSU Health New Orleans is seeking a Deputy Associate Director of Community Outreach & Engagement to help set vision, lead statewide strategy, and build signature, community-engaged cancer programs as we move toward NCI designation.

This role is ideal for a leader ready to scale impact, mentor teams, and shape approaches that can inform cancer centers nationwide.

Learn more and apply:

Louisiana State University Health Science Center, New Orleans's (LSUHSC-NO) Cancer Center and School of Public Health (SPH) are seeking to expand the leadership team responsible for LSUHSC-NO's expanding cancer community outreach and engagement programs. LSUHSC-NO is pursuing National Cancer Institu...

Clinical trials are essential to advancing medicine and discovering better treatments. But for research to be meaningful...
12/17/2025

Clinical trials are essential to advancing medicine and discovering better treatments. But for research to be meaningful and truly helpful, the people taking part should reflect the rich variety of individuals who will one day benefit from those treatments. That includes differences in age, background, lifestyle, and how our bodies respond to therapies.

When clinical research includes a wide range of participants, scientists gain stronger evidence, more personalized care insights, and a better understanding of how treatments work for everyone.

The LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center is working to make clinical trials more reachable and relevant to the communities it serves including efforts that bring trials closer to home and support patients through the process.

Learn more about why representation in clinical trials is so important and how the Cancer Center is helping improve access:

Learn how LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center is advancing cancer care through diverse, inclusive, and community-driven clinical trials.

Undergrads: Ready to explore a future in cancer research?  The LCRC’s Summer Undergraduate Cancer Research Experience (S...
12/15/2025

Undergrads: Ready to explore a future in cancer research? The LCRC’s Summer Undergraduate Cancer Research Experience (SUCRE) is now accepting applications for 2026.

Spend 8 weeks in New Orleans working with faculty mentors from LSU Health New Orleans, Tulane School of Medicine, and Xavier University of Louisiana.

SUCRE students design and carry out their own research project, gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge techniques, and learn what it’s really like to pursue a career in biomedical science.

➡️ Apply by January 15, 2026 -

Promoting education and conducting research in the diagnosis, detection and treatment of cancer in Louisiana.

Feeling the holiday blues? You’re not alone. The holidays can be joyful, but they can also bring stress, grief, loneline...
12/12/2025

Feeling the holiday blues? You’re not alone. The holidays can be joyful, but they can also bring stress, grief, loneliness, and pressure that impact our mental health.

That’s why we’re grateful to our friends at LCMC Health for sharing practical tips and resources to help prevent holiday depression. From setting realistic expectations and practicing gratitude, to keeping healthy habits and reaching out for support, these strategies can make a real difference as you navigate this season.

You can check out all 10 tips, plus when to seek support, here: https://www.lcmchealth.org/blog/2025/december/10-tips-for-preventing-holiday-depression/

If you or someone you know is struggling this season, please reach out. Support is available.

Know what causes holiday blues and reduce holiday depression with tips for pacing yourself and reassessing expectations from a doctor at LCMC Health.

Just diagnosed with cancer? You’re not alone and asking the right questions can make all the difference.If you or someon...
12/10/2025

Just diagnosed with cancer? You’re not alone and asking the right questions can make all the difference.

If you or someone you love has recently been diagnosed, here are important questions to bring to your care team:
- What type and stage of cancer do I have and what does that mean?
- What treatment options are available?
- What side effects should I expect, and how will treatment affect daily life?
- Am I eligible for clinical trials?
- What support services (emotional, financial, practical) are available?
- What are my next steps from treatment planning to survivorship care?

The LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center has a helpful guide for patients and families navigating a new diagnosis.
Learn more: https://www.medschool.lsuhsc.edu/cancer_center/patients/youve_been_diagnosed_with_cancer.aspx

Choosing where to receive cancer treatment is deeply personal. It depends on where you live, the type of care you need, ...
12/08/2025

Choosing where to receive cancer treatment is deeply personal. It depends on where you live, the type of care you need, and the support that matters most.

LCMC Health hospitals provide access to innovative, high-quality cancer care right here at home. You’ll be treated by world-renowned physicians who are leaders in cancer prevention, treatment, and clinical research.

Staying close to home means:
-- Fewer disruptions to your daily life
-- Care close to family, friends, and work
-- Access to screenings, advanced treatments, and clinical trials

From diagnosis to survivorship, Louisiana patients have exceptional cancer care in their own backyard.

You have options. You have support. You have care, right here in Louisiana. For more info:

Choosing where to get care for cancer is as personal as your cancer diagnosis. It can depend on where you live, what kind of cancer care you require, and what level of support you need. 

At the heart of every successful patient journey is the power of collaboration. Kimberly's battle with Merkel Cell Carci...
12/05/2025

At the heart of every successful patient journey is the power of collaboration. Kimberly's battle with Merkel Cell Carcinoma highlights the incredible impact that a unified healthcare team can have. From the doctors to the nurses, each person played a crucial role in her treatment and recovery.

Read her inspiring story and learn how teamwork is changing the face of patient care. ➡️ https://www.medschool.lsuhsc.edu/cancer_center/patients/kimberlys-journey-with-merkel-cell-carcinoma.aspx

This  , your support helps accelerate the research that leads to better treatments and improves outcomes for families ac...
12/02/2025

This , your support helps accelerate the research that leads to better treatments and improves outcomes for families across Louisiana.

At the LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center, we are committed to bringing world-class cancer care close to home so no one has to leave the state for the care they deserve.

Your gift today strengthens that mission. 💜💛
https://www.medschool.lsuhsc.edu/cancer_center/support_the_cancer_center/support_the_cancer_center_donate.aspx
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At LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center, we’re not just treating cancer — we’re transforming how it's understood, fought, and overcome. Every gift fuels cutting-edge research, expands access to life-saving clinical trials, and brings world-class care to the people of Louisiana.

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