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Twenty years after being declared cancer-free, Tina Chip returned to Rush

Physicians at Rush collaborate to develop timely, personalized treatment plans for patients with brain metastases.

Michael Liptay, MD, a thoracic surgeon at Rush, explains why lung cancer has become increasingly treatable

Mary Jo Fidler, MD, a medical oncologist at Rush, talks about the value of getting a second opinion after a diagnosis of lung cancer

Mary Jo Fidler, MD, a medical oncologist at Rush, discusses some of the signs and symptoms of lung cancer

Marta Batus, MD, a medical oncologist at Rush, discusses the side effects of chemotherapy

Marta Batus, MD, a medical oncologist at Rush, discusses the role of medical oncology and chemotherapy in the treatment of lung cancer

John O'Toole, MD, a neurological spine surgeon with Rush, discusses primary and metastatic spine and spinal cord tumors

John O'Toole, MD, a neurological spine surgeon at Rush describes spine tumor treatment at Rush