Cancer Immunotherapy, Cure-All or Cure for Some?
The Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance interviewed Dr. Bradley Corr about the promise, and limitations, of cancer immunotherapy.
Specialized Team Saves Woman with Placenta Percreta and Her Baby
Dr. Guntupalli, surgeon with CU Gynecologic Oncology, and a special team performed a 10-hour surgery to save a mom with placenta percreta and her baby.
New Book Sex and Cancer Gives Hope to Millions of Couples
Dr. Saketh Guntupalli and Maryann Karinch wrote Sex and Cancer as a resource for women whose sexual intimacy was affected by treatment for cancer.
16-Year-Old Model Beats Stage IV Ovarian Cancer
Teen model Peyton Linafelter beat stage IV ovarian cancer at age 16. She is a University of Colorado Gynecologic Oncology patient of Dr. Guntupalli.
Team “Teal We Find a Cure” Makes Strides Against Ovarian Cancer
CU Gynecologic Oncology is again participating in the Jodi’s Race for Awareness 5k walk/run to promote early detection of ovarian cancer.
Sexual Dysfunction Is Significant in Women After Chemotherapy
Sexual dysfunction was found to be significant in women going through chemotherapy treatment, based on Dr. Guntupalli’s study with CU Gynecologic Oncology.
Dr. Guntupalli Addresses Surgical Complications at SGO Meeting
Dr. Saketh Guntupalli shared results from his recent study on oral apixaban at the 2017 Society of Gynecologic Oncology (SGO) Annual Meeting.
Helping Mothers with Placenta Accreta
Dr. Saketh Guntupalli leads the Placenta Accreta Response Team that has helped 48 mothers and babies survive over the last five years.
Doctors with CU Gynecologic Oncology Research Opioid Use after Cervical Cancer
A study done by the doctors at CU Gynecologic Oncology found that nearly 3 in 10 cervical cancer survivors were still using opioids 6 months after completing radiotherapy.
Dr. Guntupalli’s Teen Cancer Survivor is One of the Youngest Diagnosed Cases
A 16-year-old Stage IV ovarian cancer survivor of UC Gynecologic Oncology was treated by Dr. Guntupalli. She is one of the youngest ever diagnosed.