St. Jude Medical Center News

Ongoing research and clinical trials are creating breakthroughs in cancers once thought insurmountable—and St. Jude is a leader in bringing these benefits from the lab to the bedside.

Providence contributes to Los Angeles County efforts to ensure care for vulnerable populations as COVID-19 crisis escalates

Dear St. Jude family, Words cannot fully express my gratitude for your heartfelt support of our patients and families over the last year.

Thanks to your thoughtful generosity which had a total philanthropic impact of $3 million in 2019, St. Jude continues to excel as one of the top hospitals in Southern California.

It’s a mistake that can lead to permanent damage to your hand. Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is the result of pressure on the median nerve as it travels through the wrist.

When it comes to diagnosing and treating breast cancer, the good news just keeps coming. One example is 3D mammography—also known as tomosynthesis or 3D breast imaging

Back pain is common. Unfortunately, successful evidence-based treatment is not.

Sylvain Trepanier, DNP, RN, CENP, FAAN, an experienced nurse executive committed to advancing nurse practice, will be inducted into the American Organization for Nursing Leadership fellow designation

St. Jude Medical Center is a national leader in changing that statistic through state-of-the-art diagnosis and treatment—including robotic surgery to more precisely remove the cancer, a technique whic

Few diagnoses are more difficult to hear than malignant brain tumor— which is why our neurosurgeons and oncologists are at the forefront of finding better ways to treat it. St. Jude Medical Center is

As the name implies, NAFLD is the result of too much fat stored in the liver cells— typically the result of taking in more calories than your liver can process.

Most back pain sufferers don’t need surgery, but for those who do, today’s back procedures are almost unrecognizable from surgeries 20 years ago.

Kyle Hart was home for winter break when he went for what the committed cross-country athlete considered an easy, warm-up run—just five miles. But the pain in his hip, which had been steadily growing

A father’s importance and influence is often unmistakable. And that is especially true for the McCoys. “Our dad not only gave us a love of medicine, he provided a powerful example of how to do it