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Running Strong Against Colorectal Cancer
In the summer of 2022, Tammy routine colonoscopy was supposed to be a simple screening for colorectal cancer. However, fate had other plans, and it turned out to be the day that would forever change her life. Upon awakening from the procedure, Tammy was struck with the devastating news that she had been diagnosed with colorectal cancer.
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Early Detection is Key: The Importance of Colonoscopy Screenings for Colorectal Cancer Prevention
"Colorectal cancer is one of only four cancers that can be screened for," said Hematologist-Oncologist Dr. Alfredo Torres. Despite the recommendation for colon cancer screening, only half of those recommended actually follow through.
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Building a Balanced Diet to Support the Body During Cancer Treatment
Eating a healthy, well-balanced diet during cancer treatment is crucial in keeping your body as healthy as possible.
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The Connection Between Cancer and Mental Health
The cancer journey is a complex and emotionally challenging experience for the patient, their family, and their loved ones. Along with the physical toll of the disease and its treatments, patients often face significant mental and emotional health challenges.
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March is Social Work Month
Every year in March, we celebrate Social Work Month, with an additional highlight to Social Worker’s taking place on the third Tuesday in the Month of March as well.
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Beating Cancer with Creativity: A Young Girl’s Journey of Healing Through Music, Art, and Social Media
An uplifting journey showcasing the impact of the arts on healing and the role they can play in one's journey to recovery.
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When Should I Get Screened for Cancer? A Guide for World Cancer Day
Don't wait till it's too late! Learn about the recommended cancer screening guidelines for different types of cancer on World Cancer Day. Find out when you should start getting screened and how often, based on your age and risk factors. Protect your health and stay ahead of the disease.
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Randomization and Bias in Cancer Clinical Trials
In some phase 2 and all phase 3 clinical trials, patients are assigned to groups that receive different treatments. The process of assigning patients to these groups by chance is called randomization.
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New York Cancer & Blood Specialists Expands Cancer Care Network to Upstate Locations
The expansion plan will begin in Newburgh, with the first center located at 611 Gidney Ave, Newburgh, NY 12550, led by experienced hematologist-oncologist Dr. Umangi Patel.
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Advice from a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist for National Cancer Prevention Month
Discover the foods to eat, and the lifestyle changes to make, to help protect your health
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