Texas Oncology-Bellville In the News
Media Outlet: Austin Medical Times, Corsicana Daily Sun, Houston Medical Times
9/4/2022- According to a survey conducted among more than 2,000 U.S. adults, nearly half reported using telemedicine since the start of the pandemic. Technology advancements and their benefits to cancer patients have transcended the virtual office visit to also encompass digital symptom tracking and integration with patient communications platforms, all to deliver comprehensively better care. Nihar K. Patel, M.D., Texas Oncology–Round Rock, Ashwani Agarwal, M.D., Texas Oncology–Corsicana and Gury Doshi, M.D., Texas Oncology–Bellville, Houston Memorial City and Katy share more on the benefits of telemedicine, how telemedicine is used in cancer care and the future of telemedicine in cancer care.
Media Outlet: Austin Medical Times, Houston Medical Times
7/1/2021- From new drug therapies to advancements in radiation therapy and promising clinical trials, medical breakthroughs are transforming the way cancer is treated, helping patients live longer, fuller lives. Nilesh Verma, M.D., medical oncologist at Texas Oncology–Austin Midtown and Gurjyot Gury K. Doshi, M.D., medical oncologist at Texas Oncology–Houston Memorial City, Katy, and Bellville, explain new approaches and research that are solving previously vexing problems for oncologists and patients.
10/2/2020- Regular cancer screenings are important parts of prevention and early detection, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. But if cancer is detected following a screening, what should you do next? Srinath Sundararajan, M.D., FACP, hematologist and medical oncologist at Texas Oncology–Katy and Bellville, shares guidance.
Media Outlet: KUHF-FM (NPR, Houston)
8/23/2020- Houstonians are putting off their routine cancer screenings this year due to fears of catching COVID-19. According to Srinath, Sundararajan, M.D., FACP, of Texas Oncology–Katy and Bellville, however, early detection of cancer is important as early-stage cancer treatments can be shorter, less expensive, and more effective for patients, especially those with higher risk.
Media Outlet: KRIV-TV (FOX, Houston)
5/18/2020- Gury Doshi, M.D., of Texas Oncology–Houston Memorial City, discusses increasing concern that patients are hesitant to undergo cancer screenings during COVID-19. According to Dr. Doshi, patients could miss the advantages of early diagnosis by delaying, which could make cancer more difficult to treat. Texas Oncology is encouraging people to continue being screened, as it's enhanced safety precautions and expanded telemedicine services.
3/6/2020- On International Women’s Day, observed annually on March 8, physicians from across the Texas Oncology network shared how women can take control of their health.
12/6/2019- Texas Oncology recently welcomed Srinath Sundararajan, M.D., FACP, now seeing patients in the Houston area. Learn more about Dr. Sundararajan’s passion to cultivate relationships with patients.