Primary bone cancer -- cancer that begins in bone tissue -- is relatively rare. Bone cancer can present itself in any of the bones of the body, but it is diagnosed most often in the long bones of the arms and legs. While it can start at any age, the most common types of bone cancer occur in children and young adults.
In this section, you can find information about our expertise in treating adults with bone cancer, our services, and our research. For information on pediatric bone cancers, you may also visit the section on sarcomas in the Pediatric Cancer Care section of this Web site.
