Hung-Jui (Ray) Tan Archives

A couple meets with an oncology provider in the clinic.

Urologic oncologist Ray Tan, MD, provides an overview of prostate cancer treatments and their side effects, and encourages talking through different options to make a shared decision.

A cancer patient meets with her care team. She is smiling and wearing a headscarf.

UNC Health oncologists and pathologist provide a basic overview of staging cancers and grading tumors, and why these categories are important to your medical team.

Testicular cancer is the most common cancer among young adult males. While testicular cancer is very treatable, “there are a lot of survivorship implications,” says Hung-Jui “Ray” Tan, MD.

Hung-Jui (Ray) Tan, MD, MSHPM, has been recognized with the James W. Woods Junior Faculty Award, which honors clinical faculty who recently started their academic careers.

Headshots of Tracy Rose and Matthew Milowsky

Tracy Rose, MD, MPH, Matthew Milowsky, MD, and colleagues report that the regimen reduced the invasiveness of the cancer in 56% of patients in a phase II clinical trial.

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Prostate cancer treatment: managing side effects

Navigating cancer: Understanding tumor grades and stages

Supporting men after testicular cancer

Tan named James Woods Junior Faculty Award recipient

Chemotherapy plus immunotherapy before surgery is beneficial for invasive bladder cancer outcomes