BRCA1 vs. BRCA2: How Do These Genes Affect Cancer Risk?
BRCA1 and BRCA2 raise breast cancer risk, but they're also linked to other cancers - and each gene affects cancer risk differently. Here's what to know.
Medical cancer treatments use a variety of cancer-fighting drugs, such as chemotherapy, immunotherapy, anti-tumor antibiotics and other medications that disrupt a tumor’s food source. Henry Ford Health is proud to offer the most advanced medications to treat patients with cancer.
Here you can learn about our approach to treating cancer medically, what treatments we offer, how to find your care team and where you can receive treatment.
Our medical oncologists are at the forefront of research and development of new therapies. We are often one of the first and only cancer programs in Michigan to offer the most advanced care for certain types of cancer.
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Chemotherapy is the most well-known medical cancer treatment. Chemotherapy drugs target specific parts of the cancer cell growth cycle, which prevents the cells from growing or multiplying.
Our options include some of the latest integrative care advancements:
Learn more about chemotherapy treatments at Henry Ford Health.
Immunotherapy stimulates the immune system with anti-tumor antibiotics, vaccines, immune inhibitors and more to identify, attack, target and kill cancer cells. Our services include some of the latest innovations, including CAR T-cell therapy.
Learn more about immunotherapy treatments at Henry Ford Health.
Just as your case is unique, so is every member of our team. View our list of providers with their specialties, background, service location(s) and more.
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