Cancer Connection Monthly

July 2025

First Patient Day Celebrated at New Jack & Sheryl Morris Cancer Center, recognizing the first day of outpatient care on June 23, 2025. The opening of the Morris Cancer Center, the state’s only freestanding cancer hospital and one of just 13 in the nation, is a transformative milestone in cancer care and research in New Jersey. View event photos.

RWJBarnabas Health and Rutgers Cancer Institute Join with University Hospital to Grow Oncology and Related Services in the Greater Newark Region


The addition of the new oncology specialty care and related services at University Hospital in Newark is intended to promote the health and wellness of cancer patients in the greater Newark area. Patients in the region will now have enhanced access to the most cutting-edge cancer treatments and services available at both University Hospital in Newark and Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, an RWJBarnabas Health hospital. 

Sun Safety Tips for July during UV Safety Awareness Month





As the weather gets warmer it’s important to remember to take care of your skin in the sun. Large amounts of exposure to UV radiation from the sun is one of the most common causes of skin cancer. Make sure to wear protective clothing, get regular skin checks, and avoid excessive sun exposure. Learn more about the effects exposure can have on the skin and tips to help you protect yourself.

 

Sarcoma, the “Forgotten Cancer” - What you Need to Know

 

From the top of your head to your toes, sarcoma can grow in bones, muscles, tendons, cartilage, and any connective tissue, which makes it a difficult disease to detect. Often called ‘the forgotten cancer,’ sarcoma makes up approximately 1 percent of all adult cancer diagnoses. With over 70 different types of sarcomas, understanding more about this rare cancer can help to identify it early. 



Reduce Cancer Risk by Eating Healthy this Summer 


Summer is in full swing and the perfect season to reinforce cancer prevention and recovery strategies through nutrition. Eating lots of fruits and vegetables can help reduce your cancer risk and help regain strength and energy. Take advantage of this primetime to find many of your favorite fruits and vegetables, fresh and in season. Be sure to browse the selection of fresh produce available at your local farmer’s market.

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