As a leader in groundbreaking cancer research and clinical trials in Texas, we honor World Cancer Research Day today, and every day, as we work towards new breakthroughs in cancer care. If you’re interested in participating in cancer research at Texas Oncology, talk to your provider to determine which clinical trial is right for you. http://bit.ly/32GKTBw
We're proud to welcome Dr. Clark Alex Wilson to Texas Urology Specialists–Austin Midtown. Read what he’s learned about the human spirit from his patients and his thoughts on the evolution of cancer care. https://bit.ly/2RTPHPB
What's the risk in skipping your cancer screening? For some patients, it could mean delayed diagnosis, resulting in advanced stage cancer that may require more aggressive treatment. Hear more from Dr. Miguel Albino of Texas Oncology–Austin North on the importance of routine screenings: https://bit.ly/35Xd6aU
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Should You Get a Cancer Screening During the COVID-19 Pandemic?
Due to severe weather, some Texas Oncology locations will be impacted. To stay updated on delayed openings or closures, please visit: https://bit.ly/3b29TY7
Texas Oncology and CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances are collaborating to open a new outpatient treatment and research center in Tyler.
“The combination of expert inpatient care at CHRISTUS and Texas Oncology’s decades of experience in pioneering community-based care will continue to meet the comprehensive and varied cancer care needs of Northeast Texas,” said Dr. Mark Saunders, East Texas Regional Area Medical Director for Texas Oncology. https://bit.ly/2G2z55b
September is Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month. Take time to educate yourself and loved ones about the risk factors, symptoms, and treatment options: https://bit.ly/33pgCYC
Some symptoms for early liver cancer are similar to other cancers and noncancer-related illnesses, which can make the disease difficult to detect and diagnose. Here's what you and your loved ones should know this #LiverCancerAwarenessMonth: https://bit.ly/347DH2p
How will cancer patients benefit from the return of elective surgeries across most of Texas? In a conversation with CBS Austin, Dr. Helen Eshed, Texas Oncology–Austin Central, emphasizes the importance of continuing cancer care during the pandemic: https://bit.ly/3iFzGrc
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Elective Surgeries Once Again Allowed in Most of Texas
You know it’s October when the weather changes and the smell of pumpkin spice fills the air. But what does this season mean for your health? This #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, add talking to your doctor about your annual mammogram and screenings to your fall checklist. https://bit.ly/3d6ivy8
Cancer screenings are an important part of prevention and early detection, but what should you do if you're diagnosed with cancer during the COVID-19 pandemic? Dr. Srinath Sundararajan, Texas Oncology–Katy and Bellville, shares helpful first steps: https://bit.ly/3d06H08
As the #pandemic continues to evolve, one thing hasn’t changed: our commitment to fighting breast cancer. This #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, Dr. Julie Sprunt of Texas Breast Specialists–Austin and Bastrop explains how she and her colleagues are treating this disease in the #COVID19 era, so patients can stay safe and remain confident in their fight.
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BCRC talks with Dr. Julie Sprunt on COVID-19 and Breast Cancer Treatment
2020 has been anything but routine. Times may change, but one thing remains the same – the importance of cancer prevention. This #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, remember that the fight against breast cancer continues for all women. If you, or a loved one, is due for a mammogram, be sure to make it a priority. Routine screenings are key to early detection and successful treatment. https://bit.ly/3jmNbxj
Due to severe weather, some Texas Oncology locations will be impacted. To stay updated on delayed openings or closures, please visit: https://bit.ly/3b29TY7
While breast cancer care looks a little different during COVID-19, Katherine Peck found comfort in the safety measures taken during her treatment. “I knew what providers were doing in the background to keep patients safe, and I feel safer now than before the pandemic,” Katherine said. Hear her story: https://bit.ly/2J1Emvp #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
Share if you or someone you know has been impacted by breast cancer, and encourage your friends and family to talk with their doctor about scheduling their mammogram. Times may change, but the importance of early detection remains the same. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth https://bit.ly/3d6ivy8
Every year we fill more than 220,000 prescriptions through our integrated pharmacy services. Our team of more than 70 pharmacists collaborate with your care team to ensure you have a cohesive treatment plan and seamless support system. Learn more during National Pharmacy Week: https://bit.ly/3kloMbM
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Breast cancer symptoms may not be the same for everyone, but there are signs you can look for. Take control of your breast health by getting to know what’s normal for you and talk with your doctor if you have concerns – because cancer care can’t wait. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth https://bit.ly/3d6ivy8
We are pleased to welcome medical oncologist Dr. Obiageli Ezewuiro to Texas Oncology–El Paso Cancer Treatment Center Gateway, Grandview, and Joe Battle. Read how she works with patients to navigate their cancer journey: https://bit.ly/3kkZHOo
This season of gratitude reminds us of the many reasons to be thankful this year – especially for the courage of those fighting cancer. Help us in #CheeringCourage: share a video with your words of encouragement or send us a photo of your message of hope.
Karla Jacks was determined to fight her stage III breast cancer diagnosis head-on. Almost a year later, she’s finished her radiation treatment and advocates for women to continue regular cancer screenings – even during the pandemic. Read more: https://bit.ly/398UlTC
We're pleased to welcome gynecologist Dr. Kimberly Loar to Texas Oncology–Austin North and South Austin. Read more about the first benign gynecologist to join the Austin North team: https://bit.ly/38VkTYr
For the past five years, the Texas Center for Proton Therapy has brought more hope to cancer patients by combining advanced technology with genuine, personal support. We look forward to many more years of more hope, more dedicated care, and more cancer survivors.
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Five years ago, we opened with a purpose: to provide more hope to cancer patients. Over the years, survivors, staff, and caregivers signed the HOPE wall at Texas Center for Proton Therapy with words of encouragement. We’re adding new messages of hope to celebrate five years – and many more survivors to come.
Cancer patients who feel empowered, encouraged, and supported make informed decisions about their care. During National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, Stephanie Broussard, director of palliative care and social work at Texas Oncology, shares why it’s important for patients to know their options. https://bit.ly/35HPNS4
Colorful, handwritten words of encouragement decorating sidewalks inspire patients, caregivers, and care teams as they fight cancer. This month, as we reflect on all we’re thankful for, join us in #CheeringCourage by chalking your own message of hope and sharing a photo in the comments below.
Texas Oncology is not yet able to provide COVID-19 vaccines to patients, but we strongly encourage our patients to get the vaccine and talk with their physician about their individual treatment regimen and the vaccine. Patients may check with their primary care physician, local pharmacies, or a local vaccination hub provider to see if vaccines are available. We plan to provide the vaccine to patients when we receive sufficient doses from the Texas Department of State Health Services – we are a registered provider. Even with a vaccine, remember to continue social distancing and wearing a mask. This COVID-19 vaccine provider locations map may be helpful to you in finding a vaccination site near you: http://bit.ly/3qalM4v
We are pleased to welcome surgical oncologist Dr. Scott Celinski to Texas Oncology Surgical Specialists–Baylor Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center. Find out what makes him most proud to work with cancer patients: http://bit.ly/3jCcT1O
When you’re diagnosed with cancer, life doesn’t stop. With access to experienced physicians, leading edge technology, and the latest clinical trials, Texas Oncology is your trusted partner in helping you get back to what matters the most. Learn more about our approach to comprehensive care and request an appointment in the Fort Worth area: http://bit.ly/3ojpl89
We’re celebrating World Cancer Day with a challenge: what healthy habits can you commit to making to help decrease your cancer risk? Join the World Cancer Day “21 Days to Impact” challenge and take small but meaningful steps to a healthier lifestyle. Here are five ways to get started: http://bit.ly/36E37Xy
You may have questions as COVID-19 vaccines become available. Here’s what cancer patients and caregivers need to know about how the vaccine works, why it’s safe, and what to expect at your vaccination appointment: http://bit.ly/3jhp4kj
We look forward to providing our patients leading-edge oncology services and compassionate care at our new location in Midlothian. Learn more about our services: https://bit.ly/36z5smJ
