Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center

Rendering of Future Cancer Center Building

Artist's rendering of Cancer Center expansion. Construction work has begun on a 45,000 square-foot expansion to our center. Read More....

The Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center is West Virginia’s most comprehensive cancer treatment, research and education facility. We offer a multidisciplinary team approach and state-of-the-art technologies and treatments, as well as the latest clinical trials, and a variety of education and prevention outreach programs.

The Cancer Center, operated by WVU Hospitals, houses the NCI's Mid-Atlantic Cancer Information Service, the Betty Puskar Breast Care Center and the Blood and Marrow Transplant / Hematologic Malignancy Program - the only program of its kind offered in West Virginia.

NEWS AND EVENTS

• Experts say new tobacco product targets young adults Camel Snus spitless tobacco called ‘highly addicting’

• WVU tobacco researchers win $100,000 grant to help pregnant smokers stop puffing

• WVU Cancer Center recruits 2 top researchers

• Bonnie’s Bus ready to roll: WVU offering digital mammography in rural areas

• Cash Bash to benefit young cancer patients

• Super Colon is fun exhibit at WVU Health Expo

• WVU women’s soccer team to make $10,000 donation to Breast Care Center at halftime

• Breast imaging expert to speak at Grand Rounds Ellen Shaw de Paredes, M.D., is distinguished alum

• Fashion show to benefit Betty Puskar Breast Care Center

• WVU to host breast cancer awareness events Free clinical breast exams offered Oct. 2 and Oct. 17

• WVU student captures prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Foundation scholarship: First-generation college student dreams of becoming a rural doctor

• WVU researchers profile teens who seek help to quit smoking: Findings may suggest ways to counter aggressive tobacco advertising

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