Advanced Treatment Options
We use minimally invasive robotic surgery to limit discomfort and speed recovery. We offer the most advanced chemotherapy, radiation and immunotherapy available.
Your world changes when you or a loved one receives a cancer diagnosis. It's normal to feel overwhelmed about what the future holds. The experts at the Cedars‑Sinai Women's Cancer Program are with you from diagnosis to treatment and recovery. We offer the latest therapies specially designed to help you live longer and more fully.
We use minimally invasive robotic surgery to limit discomfort and speed recovery. We offer the most advanced chemotherapy, radiation and immunotherapy available.
Our gynecologic oncologists are board-certified, highly experienced doctors who have dedicated their careers to understanding and treating women with cancer. You gain the advantage of their collective years of experience and wisdom.
Our team of doctors, nurses, nutritionists, psychiatrists, social workers and other specialists work together to provide all the help you need.
Researchers at Cedars‑Sinai are exploring ways to lower your cancer risk—and detect cancer in its earliest stages. To achieve this goal, our researchers, as well as researchers worldwide, rely on information from the Cedars-Sinai Hereditary Cancer Program. This program manages one of the world's largest registries of people who have undergone testing for genetic changes known as BRCA gene mutations.
Cervical cancer screening detects the first signs of disease before you experience any symptoms. Women who undergo regular screening tests are most likely to prevent and beat cervical cancer. Learn about cervical cancer screening tests such as the Pap smear (Pap test) and HPV test.
When you receive care at the Cedars‑Sinai Women's Cancer Program, you benefit from the expertise of one of the country’s top women’s cancer research programs. Our research findings help drive a personalized care plan focused on treatments that show the most promise in helping you fight cancer.
Not only do our doctors use leading‑edge treatments—we help develop them. We have ongoing clinical trials that provide eligible patients with access to the latest therapies before they are widely available.
The Lawrenson Laboratory research program focuses on two conditions affecting women—ovarian cancer and endometriosis. Work done by this team focuses on studying the features and causes of disrupted gene regulation in these two diseases, and translational opportunities stemming from these insights.
Fellows will receive comprehensive training in all facets of gynecology oncology through two years of clinical rotations and one year dedicated to research and discovery.