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
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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.
Are You Getting the Right Palliative Care?
Palliative care services are designed to help make living with cancer more comfortable. Whether it’s managing your pain level after
What to Expect from Participating in a Clinical Trial
Over the course of your cancer treatment at RCCA, you may be invited to participate in a clinical trial. The
Your Quality of Life during Chemotherapy
One of the most common forms of treatment for cancer is chemotherapy. While it can be a helpful way to
Is Immunotherapy Worth the Risk?
After being diagnosed with cancer, your doctor may suggest immunotherapy. Immunotherapy is an evolving treatment method that’s proven effective for
A Healthy Diet for Radiation Therapy
As one of the most common cancer treatment options, radiation therapy is used to shrink tumors and stop the growth
The Effectiveness of Immunotherapy Types
In RCCA offices all throughout New Jersey, Maryland and Connecticut, doctors are using immunotherapy to treat patients with cancer. In
Weighing the Consequences of Radiation Therapy
At RCCA, radiation therapy is one of the most common methods of treating cancer. It employs high-energy waves to target
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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.