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The Important Role Tumor Boards Play in Cancer Care
When it comes to cancer care, looking at a patient’s case from different perspectives is an essential part of deciding the best treatment approach. That’s why tumor boards are so crucial. These meetings provide a huge benefit to patients, though it’s a proc...
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The Important Role Tumor Boards Play in Cancer Care
Radiation Therapy Delivered in a Fraction of the Time
What if you could get high-quality radiation therapy for your cancer delivered in weeks shorter than the usual treatment regimen? You’d likely consider the quicker option—especially when you learn it is not only faster but also safe and effective, with f...
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Radiation Therapy Delivered in a Fraction of the Time
Getting the Right Kind of Help for Lymphedema: Why it Matters
One possible complication of certain types of cancer treatment is lymphedema, a persistent buildup of fluid that often causes swelling, usually in an arm or a leg. It often occurs in women and men with breast cancer who have had lymph nodes removed as part ...
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Getting the Right Kind of Help for Lymphedema: Why it Matters
Screening Guidelines for 5 Common Cancers
Updated: April 7, 2021 It goes without saying that cancer is not a topic that we want at the top of our mind. But the reality is, knowing your risk factors and getting screened may help catch cancer early. Talking to your physician at your annual chec...
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Screening Guidelines for 5 Common Cancers
A Nipple Tattoo: It Can Complete the Look of a Breast After Reconstructive Surgery
For most people who get them, tattoos are a form of self-expression. But for some breast cancer survivors, a tattoo can have an entirely different purpose: It can help them love the look of their reconstructed breast after a mastectomy. Often the last step ...
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A Nipple Tattoo: It Can Complete the Look of a Breast After Reconstructive Surgery
Don’t Put it Off: Get Screened for Breast Cancer
Updated: April 30, 2021Nearly every woman knows someone who’s had breast cancer—whether a loved one or a friend. More than 300,000 women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with the disease this year, and more than 40,000 will die of it.Without a doubt, the ...
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Don’t Put it Off: Get Screened for Breast Cancer
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