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Cancer Support Programs / Events

The Siteman Cancer Center offers a number of support services for patients and their families as well as educational offerings, cancer screenings and fund-raising events.

Calendar of Events

Support Groups

Cancer Information Center

Navigator Program

myCOMPASS Online Tour 

For a referral to a cancer specialist at the Siteman Cancer Center, call 314-747-7222 or toll-free 800-600-3606.

Breakthroughs in Breast Cancer

Breast cancer treatment is moving toward more patient specific therapies thanks to research at Siteman Cancer Center. Find out more in this new episode of "Real Science, Real Innovation."

  • Breast cancer treatment is moving toward more patient specific therapies thanks to research at Siteman Cancer Center. Find out more in this new episode of Real Science, Real Innovation.
  • Find out what makes the Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine a National Leader in Cancer.
  • Dr. DiPersio specializes in treatment of leukemia and lymphoma. Recognized as a Best Doctor in America in the August 2010 issue of St. Louis Magazine.
  • Surgeons at the Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish and Washington University are advancing use of the da Vinci robot in the operating room.
  • Dr. Eberlein is director of the Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish and Washington University. He focuses his practice on breast cancer surgery. Recognized as a Best Doctor in America in the August 2010 issue of St. Louis Magazine.
  • A technology some think will revolutionize radiation therapy for some cancer patients has arrived to our Siteman Cancer Center and the Kling Center for Proton Therapy.
  • Overview of surgery for brain tumors at Barnes-Jewish Hospital
  • Combination of Whipple procedure and advances in drug therapy are advancing treatment of pancreatic cancer at the Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine.
  • The Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine is leading efforts to treated cancer with targeted therapy. Focusing directly on cancer cells, leaving healthy cells alone.
  • Continuing to live through cancer treatment, Mark Albinson has managed to stay positive and appreciate life five years after his diagnosis. He first discovered he had cancer while on a trip celebrating the end of his wife’s battle with cancer.