Texas Center for Proton Therapy is dedicated to creating more cancer survivors by bringing advanced, latest-generation proton therapy to North Texas.
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Radiation therapy, or radiotherapy, uses high-energy rays to damage or kill cancer cells and prevent them from growing and dividing.
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Clinical trials allow you to access new, experimental treatments before they are widely available.
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Texas Oncology is ready to help you fight cancer.
Support of family and friends is vital to healing. Our community-based approach enables patients to stay connecgted throughout treatment and recovery.
For more than 30 years Texas Oncology has provided treatment and hope to people throughout the state. As a pioneer of community-based cancer treatment, we have a presence in just about every corner of Texas — including yours. With more than 210 sites of service and 460 physicians across the state, we can help you in the fight of your life. Read More.
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Sometimes unexpected events force us to evacuate our homes. As a cancer patient, being prepared means more than safeguarding your home. The Emergency Preparedness form and other helpful tips can assist you in preparing for an unexpected emergency.
Join us for the Survive & Thrive webinar on June 13, 2019 to discuss prevention, detection, and treatment options for late effects of therapy.
In recognition of Oncology Nursing Month, we sat down with Kristy Haden, RN, OCN, of Texas Oncology–Longview to learn more about her passion for nursing and our patients.
Follow along as Administrative Director Gary Barlow takes you on a guided tour of the technological marvel that is Texas Center for Proton Therapy.
During Oncology Nursing Month, Texas Oncology celebrates the special role of oncology nurses like Beth Cauley, BSN, RN, OCN., who was recently recognized for making a difference in the lives of her patients.
While decisions about breastfeeding are highly personal, research shows mothers who choose to breastfeed may experience health benefits such as lower risk of certain types of cancer, including breast, endometrial, and ovarian cancer.
Support of friends and family is vital to healing. Our community-based approach enables patients to stay connected throughout treatment and recovery. Learn More.
Today’s hope is a starting point for tomorrow’s breakthrough. Our robust research program drives innovation Learn More.
Texas Oncology is not a single institution, but an extensive network of more than 420 physicians focused on oncology and blood disorders. Learn More.