Why Is Surgery the Only Available Diagnostic for Cancer?
A physical exam, lab test or scan can indicate that a patient might have cancer. However, these results alone are
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Likelihood of a Genetic Link to Your Cancer Diagnosis
If you’ve been diagnosed with cancer and suspect it might be genetic, there’s a chance you could be right. The
Recuperating During the Worst of Radiation Therapy
While undergoing radiation therapy, some patients experience very unpleasant side effects. But with the support of a care team and
Am I Too Sick for Radiation Therapy?
During radiation therapy, beams of intense energy are used to kill cancer cells. Sometimes, healthy cells in the surrounding area
Do You Require Restorative Cancer Surgery?
After treatment, some patients may require restorative cancer surgery to help restore function or appearance. If you’re considering restorative surgery,
4 Breast Cancer Innovations Revolutionizing Care at RCCA
Over the past decade, scientists and doctors have been hard at work developing better breast cancer treatments. The result? Several
How Cancer Type Can Influence Your Chemotherapy Schedule
Chemotherapy is an effective treatment option for many different types of cancer. However, it’s not one-size-fits-all. There are actually more
Hopeful News for Cancer Patients from Iuliana Shapira, MD, RCCA’s New Chief Medical Officer
Many forms of cancer soon will be treated like high blood pressure – as a serious disease that, even if
Which Cancers Are Likely to Be Genetic?
In some families, there’s an abnormal gene that gets passed from one generation to the next and that causes cancer.
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Regional Cancer Care Associates is one of fewer than 200 medical practices in the country selected to participate in the Oncology Care Model (OCM); a recent Medicare initiative aimed at improving care coordination and access to and quality of care for Medicare beneficiaries undergoing chemotherapy treatment.