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Allegheny Health Network (AHN) is a physician-led, non-profit healthcare system based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, dedicated to defining a higher standard in care through compassion, respect, and understanding. AHN is committed to providing patients with expert care of the highest quality, with physician leaders shaping care decisions and driving innovation. As an academic institution with 14 hospitals and over 250 physician practices, AHN provides care for complex diagnoses and treatments while actively educating the next generation of medical professionals through its residency and fellowship programs. AHN serves people across Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, and West Virginia.

AHN is a nationally recognized healthcare network, renowned for quality patient care, accelerating research, and life-saving advances. The network fosters a supportive, collaborative environment across its diverse clinical areas. As part of Highmark Health, one of the nation's most respected health organizations, AHN benefits from significant stability and resources, enabling it to continually enhance patient care and expand its reach. AHN maintains a close-knit work community where each of its 22,000 employees, including 3,000 physicians, residents, and fellows, is valued and recognized.

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Taking Action to Individualize Ovarian Cancer Care: Key Takeaways

September 07, 2022

In this fifth episode of OncChats: Taking Action to Individualize Ovarian Cancer Care, John Nakayama, MD, and Christopher Morse, MD, share key takeaways from their discussion on how to best individualize care for patients with ovarian cancer.

Taking Action to Individualize Ovarian Cancer Care: Excitement Surrounding PARP Inhibition

August 31, 2022

In this fourth episode of OncChats: Taking Action to Individualize Ovarian Cancer Care, John Nakayama, MD, and Christopher Morse, MD, discuss key developments made with PARP inhibitors in the ovarian cancer treatment paradigm.

Taking Action to Individualize Ovarian Cancer Care: Somatic Vs Germline Testing

August 24, 2022

In this third episode of OncChats: Taking Action to Individualize Ovarian Cancer Care, John Nakayama, MD, and Christopher Morse, MD, explain the differences between germline and somatic testing in patients with ovarian cancer.

Taking Action to Individualize Ovarian Cancer Care: Effect of BRCA on Treatment

August 10, 2022

In this first episode of OncChats: Taking Action to Individualize Ovarian Cancer Care, John Nakayama, MD, and Christopher Morse, MD, discuss how BRCA mutational status affects treatment decisions for patients with ovarian cancer.

AHN Cancer Institute, Illumina to Assess In-House Comprehensive Cancer Genomic Profiling to Enhance Patient Care

June 22, 2022

Allegheny Health Network Cancer Institute and Illumina, Inc., a global leader in DNA sequencing and array-based technologies, announced a collaboration to evaluate the impact of in-house comprehensive genomic profiling to enhance patient care. 

Prominent Local Cancer Surgeon Rebecca Edmonds, MD, Joins AHN

April 20, 2022

Rebecca D. Edmonds, MD, a surgical oncologist specializing in the treatment of diseases of the liver, pancreas, gallbladder, spleen, colon, thyroid and breast, has joined the Allegheny Health Network Cancer Institute.

Dr. Weksler on Addressing Disparities in Lung Cancer Care Delivery

March 26, 2022

Benny Weksler, MD, MBA, FACS, FACCP, discusses efforts being made at Allegheny Health Network Cancer Institute to address disparities in the delivery of care and its impact on the screening and treatment of lung cancer.

Accredited Program Makes Young Man’s CRC a Distant Memory

January 18, 2022

Trevor Batey was enjoying the first years of marriage and his work as a truck driver when cancer put the brakes on his life. He was in his early 20s when he saw blood in his stool, had a colonoscopy, and was diagnosed with colorectal cancer.

Decoding Genes to Target Cancer

January 17, 2022

Allegheny Health Network announced its new Center for Genetics and Precision Medicine, which will provide highly personalized and precise medicine by uncovering patients’ DNA changes within cancer cells to determine effective treatments.