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Texas Oncology is how Texans fight Cancer^®

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 175 sites of service and 420 physicians across the state, we can help you in the fight of your life. Read More.

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Announcements

I Can Newsletter – Summer 2018
Learn about Texas Oncology’s commitment to “Doing the Right Thing” for our patients.
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Texas Oncology Survivorship
Texas Oncology understands that survivorship is so much more than just fighting the disease of cancer. Survivorship means addressing the physical, emotional, financial and spiritual issues related to wellness both during and after cancer treatment. Our physicians will be supporting you during every step of your journey.
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UV Safety Month
July is UV Safety Month. Learn more about the myths and facts of skin cancer.
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Disaster Preparedness
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.

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Texas Oncology-Rowlett
Beginning on August 7, Texas Oncology–Rowlett will temporarily hold appointments in Garland due to the unexpected termination of our lease.

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News

Save The Safety Net Drug Program For Patients Who Need Help 07/19/2018
The House Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee held a hearing on “Opportunities to Improve the 340B Drug Pricing Program,” and Dr. Debra Patt, medical oncologist with Texas Oncology—Austin Central, was among the witnesses who testified. Dr. Patt states that, because of the lack of transparency, oversight, and accountability, we can observe tremendous variability across the country in the philanthropic commitment of 340B hospitals in using additional revenue to enhance care for vulnerable patient populations.
Life Blood How Breakthrough CAR-T Therapy Attacks Cancer 07/18/2018
Texas Oncology physicians pen a bylined article detailing CAR-T, a personalized therapy that involves engineering a patient’s own immune system’s blood cells – arming the cells – to attack cancer cells. Earlier this year, Texas Oncology–Baylor Charles A. Sammons Cancer became the second facility in the state to provide groundbreaking FDA-approved CAR-T therapy for DLBCL cancer.
Should Women Still Use Baby Powder After Johnson & Johnson Lawsuit? 07/18/2018
In the wake of a lawsuit which links Johnson & Johnson baby powder to asbestos and ovarian cancer, Dr. Angela Kueck, gynecological oncologist with Texas Oncology–Austin North, discusses the risk associated with talcum powder and alternative products available to patients.
Knowledge is Power When Faced with Cancer Diagnosis 07/10/2018
Women diagnosed with breast cancer that has not spread outside the breast have a higher survival rate, according to the American Cancer Society. Dr. Robin Akins, radiation oncologist with Texas Oncology–Midland Allison Cancer Center, discusses how steady declines in breast cancer mortality since 1990 are attributed to a combination of early detection and treatment improvements.
Fun Socks Help Cancer Patients Cope With Chemotherapy 07/02/2018
Inspired by her own battle with cancer, Texas Oncology patient Stephanie Howard started a nonprofit organization, Triumphant Warrior, to provide fun socks to cancer patients undergoing treatment. Stephanie and Dr. Sangeetha Kolluri, a breast surgical oncologist at Texas Breast Specialists–San Antonio Northeast, explain how these socks bring warmth and smiles to cancer patients across the practice.

Community-Based Care

Support of friends and family is vital to healing. Our community-based approach enables patients to stay connected throughout treatment and recovery. Learn More.
Research & Clinical Trials

Today’s hope is a starting point for tomorrow’s breakthrough. Our robust research program drives innovation Learn More.
Experienced Network

Support of friends and family is vital to healing. Our community-based approach enables patients to stay connected throughout treatment and recovery. Learn More.
Technology & Innovation

Texas Oncology is not a single institution, but an extensive network of more than 420 physicians focused on oncology and blood disorders. Learn More.