by Dana Hutson | Uncategorized
This September we highlight some of the scientific advances that have lead to new treatments for many of the cancers listed below: Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month Leukemia and Lymphoma Awareness Month National Ovarian Cancer...
by Dana Hutson | Uncategorized
Palliative Care does not equal hospice. The objective of both is to provide pain and symptom relief, however, there are important differences. Hospice care is provided without curative intent. Either there are no longer curative options available or the decision has...
by Dana Hutson | Uncategorized
Scientists have been searching for the most effective ways to treat cancer for centuries. Two big milestones in the way cancer is treated occurred in the early 1900s with the development of radiation therapy, and the second in the 1940s with the introduction of...
by Dana Hutson | Uncategorized
Now is not the time for multi-tasking. Take advantage of the resources in your community to find the support that you need. A cancer diagnosis comes with a wide variety of physical, emotional and logistical challenges. Even the most self -sufficient individual can...
by Dana Hutson | Uncategorized
Shock, fear, anger and helplessness are the typical responses to hearing that you have been diagnosed with cancer. In the United States 1out of 2 men and 1 out of 3 women will receive a cancer diagnosis in their lifetime. However, due to advancements in science and...
