News & Updates
Radiation Oncology: What You Need to Know About Radiation Therapy and Specialists
Hearing the word “cancer” can stop you in your tracks, but understanding the treatments available can help you move forward with confidence. Among the most widely used and effective treatment options is radiation therapy, a targeted approach that uses high-energy rays to destroy cancer cells. Whether you're newly diagnosed or supporting a loved one through care, learning more about radiation oncology—and the role specialists play—can offer clarity, comfort, and a deeper sense of control throughout the journey. By demystifying how radiation therapy works, who it’s for, and what to expect, you can make more informed decisions and feel empowered at every step of the cancer treatment process.
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Benefits of Being in Nature During Treatment
Every April 22nd, we celebrate Earth Day and appreciate the benefits nature provides for our bodies.
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National Integrated Respiratory Care Week
National Integrated Respiratory Care Week is dedicated to raising awareness on important aspects of respiratory care, focusing primarily on maintaining lung health
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Holistic Cancer Treatment: The Impact of a Multidisciplinary Oncology Team
A cancer diagnosis can bring about an emotional and physical toll, leaving patients and their families feeling uncertain about what comes next. While medicine and treatments are a vital part of the journey, cancer care requires much more than just prescriptions and procedures. It calls for a comprehensive approach that looks at the whole person—their physical health, emotional well-being, and quality of life. This is where a multidisciplinary oncology team comes in.
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Advances in Medical Oncology: Latest Treatments Transforming Cancer Care
A cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelming, and for many, the journey through treatment is filled with uncertainty. But thanks to remarkable strides in medical oncology, hope is brighter than ever. Advances in cancer treatment are not just improving survival rates—they’re changing the entire landscape of care, making it more personalized and effective.
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