Medical City Dallas In The News
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Publication: Dallas Medical Journal
10/1/2022 - Each person has a unique set of preferences and concerns related to the physical changes associated with surgery for breast cancer. Allison DiPasquale, M.D., Texas Breast Specialists–Medical City Dallas explains that patients should evaluate which surgical procedures are right for them based on their own priorities and goals and address any questions or concerns with their physician.
Publication: Dallas Medical Journal
1/1/2022 - Sickle cell disease is the most common inherited blood disorder, affecting more than 100,000 people in the United States. For the Dallas Medical Journal, Joel Weinthal, MD, pediatric oncologist and hematologist at Texas Oncology–Medical City Dallas Pediatric Hematology– Oncology and Texas Oncology–Odessa West Texas Cancer Center takes a brief look at the current diagnosis and treatment of sickle cell disease, how it has evolved over the years, and shares exciting recent medical advancements that have the potential to drastically improve the quality of life for patients.
12/20/2021 - Joel Weinthal, M.D., pediatric oncologist and hematologist at Texas Oncology–Medical City Dallas Pediatric Hematology– Oncology and Texas Oncology–Odessa West Texas Cancer Center shares insight on treatments prevent complications and, potentially, offer a cure for sickle cell disease.
Publication: D Magazine
12/1/2021 - While the incidence of pediatric cancer is low, the survival rate—more than 80%—is high, and a major factor in successful treatment for these young patients is where they receive their care—not only in the quality of care received but the support provided to navigate their journey. Stanton Goldman, pediatric oncologist at Texas Oncology–Medical City Dallas Pediatric Hematology–Oncology explains the benefits of a highly specialized, multidisciplinary team approach to pediatric cancer care.
Publication: NewsRadio 1080 KRLD
2/3/2021 - The World Health Organization released data stating that breast cancer is now the most common cancer in the world, passing lung cancer, which had been the leading form of cancer for decades. Allison DiPasquale, breast surgeon with Texas Breast Specialists–Medical City Dallas, discussed this news, and the impact the COVID-19 vaccine may have on cancer patients, on KRLD's "Ask the Expert" segment.
12/16/2020 - Texas Oncology–Arlington Cancer Center North and Medical City Dallas Building D recently welcomed gynecologic oncologist Abel Morón, M.D. Dr. Morón discusses his medical background and interests.
Publication: KERA-FM (NPR, Dallas-Fort Worth)
10/19/2020 - Allison DiPasquale, M.D., of Texas Breast Specialists was featured on KERA discussing delayed and canceled mammograms during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. DiPasquale explained the improved safety standards for undergoing mammograms amid COVID-19 and encouraged patients to keep their annual screening appointments.
8/19/2020 - Texas Oncology–Medical City Dallas (Building D) recently welcomed Pamela Hayes, M.D. We sat down with Dr. Hayes to discuss breakthroughs in cancer research and her passion for patient care.
6/3/2020 - Erika Lopez-Bertiery, M.D., recently joined Texas Oncology–Medical City Dallas Pediatric Hematology-Oncology. Learn more about Dr. Lopez-Bertiery as she shares her proudest career moments and mountain-top experiences.
Publication: SurvivorNet
4/21/2020 - Following Governor Abbott’s executive order to loosen surgery restrictions, Allison A. DiPasquale, M.D., of Texas Breast Specialists–Dallas, discussed how the changes give cancer patients access to necessary surgical therapies. According to Dr. DiPasquale, patients are excited at the opportunity to receive surgery sooner than expected, and Texas Oncology is working tirelessly with hospitals to start scheduling surgeries.