Endometrial & Other Uterine Cancers

If you or your loved one has been diagnosed with endometrial cancer, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center is ready to help. We provide our patients with the highest-quality treatment and supportive care, as well as access to innovative therapies offered through our clinical trials.

In this section

Making an Appointment

Call 866-280-0449
Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM, ET

Watch a video|For referring physicians

Pictured: Martee Hensley
Becoming a Patient: The First Steps

If you have recently been diagnosed with cancer or a related disease, we can help you understand your treatment options.

Pictured: Martee Hensley
Prediction Tools

Use our online nomogram to estimate the chance of overall survival following primary therapy for endometrial cancer. Results can help physicians and patients make important treatment decisions.

Pictured: Christina Maggiuli
Patient Care Facilities

We provide patient care at locations in New York City and at state-of-the-art facilities in New Jersey, Long Island, and Westchester County.

Pictured: Christina Maggiuli
Alice's Story

Brooklyn minister Alice Edwards says her prayers were answered when she met Carol Brown, the surgeon who treated her endometrial cancer.

Robotic Surgery for Gynecologic Cancers

Dr. Richard Barakat explains the advantages of robotic surgery for the treatment of cervical, endometrial, and ovarian cancers.

Tailoring Endometrial Cancer Treatment to Risk

Learn about the different treatment options that are now available for women with endometrial cancer.

Alice's Story
Robotic Surgery
Personalized Treatment
See More Endometrial & Other Uterine Cancers Videos | See All Videos »

On Our Blog

Cancer’s Impact on Women’s Fertility and Building a Family after Treatment

Summer Fellowship Gives Medical Students the Tools to Become Physician-Scientists

Strategies for Women to Cope with Sexual and Vaginal Health Concerns Related to Cancer

Large Genetic Study Could Improve Endometrial Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment

Meet Gynecologic Cancer Surgeon Yukio Sonoda

Related Media Coverage

The New York Times: Cancers Share Gene Patterns, Studies Affirm

See all »