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From patient to volunteer: Marge’s gift of gratitude
12/17/2025
Marge received treatment for pancreatic cancer at Providence Cancer Institute and then volunteered in the infusion center to help the care team that supported her.
Reflecting on 2025, building toward 2026
12/18/2025
Catch the 2025 highlights from Providence Cancer Institute in this year-end recap focused on research advancements, caregiver recognition and community engagement.
Providence and Aetna re-establish network agreement in Oregon
12/4/2025
NEWS RELEASE: Providence Oregon and Aetna, a CVS Health company, have reached a multi-year agreement that brings Providence hospitals, clinics, and physicians across Oregon back in-network.
Introducing Prevention4ME: A new era in breast cancer risk assessment and early detection
11/20/2025
Providence Breast Care and Breast Surgery Clinics launch Prevention4ME, a groundbreaking program to empower women with personalized breast cancer risk assessments and proactive screening options.
2025 SITC Meeting: Three Providence researchers honored at 40th anniversary
11/4/2025
Providence Cancer Institute researchers share important cancer research at SITC annual meeting and receive recognition for their contributions to science.
Transforming outcomes in AML and breast cancer: Three open trials at Providence
10/30/2025
New studies at Providence Cancer Institute offer hope to patients with limited treatment options.
Oregon cancer leaders unite to discuss research and policy
10/17/2025
Providence Cancer Institute leader joined experts in cancer research, policy and advocacy to discuss current challenges and the future of research.
Lobular Breast Cancer: Exploring Current Knowledge and Advancing Understanding of This Understudied Disease.
10/24/2025
Providence medical breast oncologist to give a special presentation on Lobular Breast Cancer and the latest data on the development of a lobular prevention vaccine.
Next generation therapy for men with mCRPC may extend survival
9/29/2025
A medication designed to block and break down the androgen receptor, a key driver of prostate cancer growth, is being evaluated in a clinical trial at Providence Cancer Institute.