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1/27/2022 - January is Cervical Health Awareness Month. Gynecologic oncologist, Brandon Roane, M.D., Texas Oncology–Methodist Charlton Cancer Center and Methodist Dallas Cancer Center Gynecologic Oncology, shares what women need to know and do to protect themselves from this disease.
12/10/2021 - Texas Oncology–Methodist Charlton Cancer Center and Methodist Dallas Cancer Center Gynecologic Oncology warmly welcome Brandon Roane, M.D. Read more about Dr. Roane’s patient-first approach to cancer care.
10/14/2021 - Bindupriya Chandrasekaran, M.D., M.R.C.S., recently joined Texas Breast Specialists–Methodist Dallas Cancer Center and Methodist Charlton Cancer Center. Learn more about Dr. Chandrasekaran’s approach for treating breast cancer and her vision for the specialty’s future.
Publication: Austin Medical Times, Corsicana Daily Sun, Houston Medical Times, Natural Awakenings, Palestine Herald-Press
10/1/2021 - Responding quickly to new symptoms is especially important for detecting and preventing breast cancer, the most commonly diagnosed form of cancer in American women. For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Ashwani Agarwal, M.D., medical oncologist at Texas Oncology–Corsicana, Bindupriya Chandrasekaran M.D., MRCS, breast surgical oncologist at Texas Breast Specialists–Methodist Cancer Centers, Shail Dalal, M.D., medical oncologist at Texas Oncology–Palestine Cancer Center, Moya Griffin, M.D., FACS breast surgical oncologist at Texas Breast Specialists–Austin North, and Jamie Terry, M.D., MHCE, FACS breast surgical oncologist at Texas Breast Specialists in Houston explain the importance of routine breast cancer screenings.
4/26/2021 - Vasu Moparty, M.D., hematologist and medical oncologist at Texas Oncology–Methodist Charlton Cancer Center, Methodist Dallas Cancer Center, and Midlothian, shares ways to lower risk of esophageal cancer.
3/22/2021 - Social workers play an essential role in the integrated, multi-disciplinary care team that surrounds cancer patients at Texas Oncology. Learn why our social workers are passionate about supporting patients and their families.
9/28/2020 - The Texas Oncology family is deeply saddened by the loss of Dr. Cheryl Harth who passed away in late September. Dr. Harth was a longtime leader at Texas Oncology–Methodist Dallas Cancer Center and Methodist Charlton Cancer Center in Dallas for more than 24 years.
Publication: Oncology Times
1/20/2020 - Darshan Gandhi, M.D., and Ananth Arjunan, M.D., of Texas Oncology–Methodist Charlton Cancer Center were featured in Oncology Times discussing how technology impacts their practices in 2020, and what they hope to see in future frontiers of medical technology. The story was part of a content series called “Colleague Conversations,” in which two colleagues – one with several years of experience and one newer to the field – discuss their approach to a specific topic.
Publication: KXAS-TV (NBC, Dallas-Fort Worth)
10/25/2018 - Dr. Allison DiPasquale, Texas Breast Specialists-Methodist Charlton Cancer Center, successfully performed a lumpectomy on a breast cancer patient, while streaming on Facebook Live Wednesday. The video of Dr. DiPasquale operating on her patient, Sonia Johnson, has been watched by around 50,000 people. Dr. DiPasquale and Sonia agreed to stream live stream the procedure to promote diligent breast cancer screenings for women during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Publication: KDFW-TV (FOX, Dallas), KSAZ-TV (FOX, Phoenix)
10/25/2018 - Dr. Allison DiPasquale, Texas Breast Specialists-Methodist Charlton Cancer Center, successfully performed a lumpectomy on a breast cancer patient, while streaming on Facebook Live Wednesday. The video of Dr. DiPasquale operating on her patient, Sonia Johnson, has been watched by around 50,000 people. Dr. DiPasquale and Sonia agreed to stream live stream the procedure to promote diligent breast cancer screenings for women during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.