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PIPAC is a newer way to deliver chemotherapy directly to cancers that have spread to the lining of the abdomen. Using a minimally invasive procedure, chemotherapy is sprayed as a fine mist to improve drug delivery while reducing side effects. Learn how PIPAC works, who may benefit, how it differs from HIPEC, and why it is being studied in clinical trials.

We're excited to introduce the Abdominal Cancers Webinar Recording Library. Facing abdominal cancers can be overwhelming. Access to clear, relevant, and compassionate information should not be.

In peritoneal oncology, helping patients and caregivers find support, community, and a voice is not extra. It is part of helping them live through the disease, the treatment, and what comes after. This approach introduces an unobtrusive way for clinicians to broaden and deepen the care and services offered to patients and caregivers through the connection to those organizations.

June is Uterine and Endometrial Cancers Awareness Month—a time to raise awareness, share knowledge, and support the thousands of individuals and families affected by these gynecologic cancers each year.