A center of excellence at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute is Arkansas’ only comprehensive cancer treatment and research facility.
The institute’s staff of physicians, nurses, researchers and other healthcare professionals is dedicated to improving the health of all cancer patients, both from Arkansas and beyond.
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New Program at UAMS Offers Support to Children of Cancer PatientsSeptember 19, 2018
LITTLE ROCK - A new group to help children cope with a parent’s cancer diagnosis is set to begin Oct. 2 at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS).
UAMS Partners Card Offers Shoppers and Diners 20 Percent Discount at More Than 250 LocationsSeptember 18, 2018
LITTLE ROCK – Calling all shoppers! More than 250 shops and restaurants in central and northwest Arkansas and Conway will offer discounts Oct. 26 – Nov. 4 with Partners Card, a fundraising project of the volunteer auxiliary of the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS).
Nursing Student Interested in Research to Cycle for it via Ride for ResearchSeptember 11, 2018
UAMS nursing student Bethany Reinbolt, 31, was not familiar with myeloma before she read about the UAMS Myeloma Center’s Ride for Research set for Sept. 29.
Latest Seed of Hope Patient Stories
Robert Pool | Soft Tissue Sarcoma SurvivorSeptember 13, 2018
“I had a lump on my arm and went to the doctor in Mountain Home. He did a biopsy and saw that it was cancer. He operated on it, but we found out later that he didn’t get it all. Then, that doctor helped us transfer to UAMS where I saw Dr. Corey Montgomery. He…
Christy Harrison | Breast Cancer SurvivorSeptember 13, 2018
“Today was my eighth and final chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer. I was diagnosed the Monday after Easter 2018. I had been at another treatment facility and had some pathology reports that showed the cancer was in my lymph nodes. However, we didn’t know where the primary cancer was located. I got an appointment to…
Therrell R. Mullens | Bladder Cancer SurvivorSeptember 13, 2018
“I thought I had a bladder infection and made an appointment with a urologist near my home. I had to wait two months to see him, and when I did he told me I needed surgery. He operated a week later, and then I had to make a choice on where to go for further…