Drop a 💗 to show your support! Our teams are showing up in pink to support breast cancer awareness and stand alongside the patients, survivors, families, and caregivers impacted by breast cancer. 💕 Every pink shirt is a reminder that we’re in this together!

Getting a mammogram can feel intimidating, but knowing what to expect can help ease your nerves. Darbi Wolfe, mammogram technologist, walks readers through the screening process and offers tips for a more comfortable experience. Learn more: wvumedicine.org/news/article…

🎀 REGISTRATION IS OPEN! Grab your pink, add a little Halloween sparkle, and join us for the WVU Cancer Institute’s Annual Breast Cancer Walk! 📅 October 31 📍 Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium 🎟️ FREE admission! 🔗give.wvu.edu/campaign/834600… Wear pink and walk with us!

💗Members of the @wvuwomenssoccer stopped by to deliver Nothing Bundt Cakes and thank our incredible breast cancer care team. Join us Oct. 8, at 7 p.m. for the WVU Women’s Soccer Pink Game. Grab your pink, bring your friends and come cheer on the Mountaineers! Tickets are $5.

🎀 Breast cancer is more than a diagnosis. It’s personal. This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, learn how our team guides patients through their breast cancer treatment and care. We’re here to provide personalized care every step of the way. 🎥 Learn more: youtu.be/721v-nzGXBo

🎗️ September is Leukemia & Lymphoma Awareness Month. For patients facing leukemia, lymphoma and other blood cancers, every day can bring new challenges — and new reasons for hope. Together, we’re moving cancer care forward.

The Pink Party just added a little blue & gold! We’re excited to welcome: ⚾ Steve Sabins, @WVUBaseball Head Coach 🏀 Mark Kellogg, @WVUWBB Head Coach 🎯 Jon Hammond, @WVURifle Head Coach Tickets 👉 wvucancerpinkparty.com 📅 Sept. 28 📍 Bartini Prime location

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.💛 Every child facing cancer deserves compassionate care & hope for the future. We stand with children & families affected by cancer and recognize the researchers & clinicians working every day to improve outcomes for young patients.

💙 September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men — and knowing your risk and talking with your healthcare provider about screening can help detect cancer earlier. Learn more: wvucancer.org

💜 September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month. Gynecologic cancers can affect women at any stage of life. Knowing the signs and symptoms, understanding your risk and talking with your healthcare provider are important steps. wvucancer.org

💜 This Sunday, Sept. 13, let’s walk together at the WVU Cancer Institute’s Gynecological Cancer Awareness Walk and help raise awareness for gynecologic cancers. ✨ Free registration 👕 T-shirts for participants Every step matters. Every voice matters. 👉 bit.ly/walkforgynecologiccan…

Hundreds of lights. One powerful message: You’re not alone. ❤️🏮 Last week, our community came together for Light the Night to honor blood cancer patients and survivors, remember those we’ve lost, and show support for every family affected by blood cancer. #LightTheNight

The Breast Cancer Walk is back! Join us Saturday, Oct. 31, at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium as we celebrate breast cancer survivors, honor those we’ve lost, support those still in treatment. give.wvu.edu/campaign/830698…

Robotic precision. Cancer care with a personal touch. 💙 Our specialists use robotic technology across a range of cancer surgeries, including: 🔹 Urologic 🔹 Gynecologic 🔹 Thoracic 🔹 Head and Neck 🔹 Pancreatic/HPB Learn more: wvumedicine.org/campaign/?id…

Precision meets innovation. Our surgeons use da Vinci® robotic-assisted technology to provide minimally invasive surgical options designed to help patients recover and get back to what matters most.💙 Talk with your doctor to see if robotic-assisted surgery may be right for you.

When Rick Miller was diagnosed with cancer, he never lost sight of what mattered most — more moments with the people he loves. "I want people to know not to give up hope... There are reasons to keep believing." Read Rick's story🔗wvumedicine.org/our-care/ins…

What if your experience could help someone else? Join the Patient & Family Advisory Council to share your perspective and improve the patient experience. Whether you have one idea or many, your input can make an impact. Contact Rebecca at [email protected].

Congratulations to Brian Boone, MD, on being named Division Chief of Surgical Oncology in the WVU School of Medicine Department of Surgery! Join us in celebrating this well-deserved achievement! medicine.hsc.wvu.edu/News/St…

We're proud to celebrate our teams! 🎉 WVU Medicine J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital earned four High Performing recognitions in the 2026–2027 @USNews Best Hospitals rankings for cancer care! Learn more: wvumedicine.org/news/article…

💚 1 donor. 8 lives changed. On August 1, West Virginia Donor Day, we come together to celebrate the power of generosity and the lifesaving impact of organ donation. Learn more: donatelifewv.org/wvdonorday/ #WVDONORDAY #DonateLife