11/3/2020- We know cancer’s impact reaches further than the patient, entire families feel these effects. In this upcoming webinar we are going to take an honest look at the caregiver experience: discuss how to process the emotions, signs of burnout, preventative measures and much more.
10/20/2020- Times may change, but the importance of breast cancer care remains the same. Know how to decipher truth from myth about breast cancer care during COVID-19.
10/14/2020- Mammograms are the most reliable way to identify cancer early, often before there are symptoms. Don’t let COVID-19 deter you from prioritizing your health. Here are three things to consider before you cancel your mammogram.
Media Outlet: KFDA-TV (CBS, Amarillo)
10/14/2020- Lova Arenivas, M.D., breast radiologist at Texas Breast Specialists–Amarillo, explains that at the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Heath Cost Institute reported a 77 percent decrease in breast cancer screening nationwide. Due to the major decrease in mammography, experts estimate that over the next decade there may be an increase in the number of women dying from the disease.
10/13/2020- Join the panel discussion focusing on women’s health. Panelists will shed light on areas female survivors may face including genetics, surgery, challenges with body image, intimacy transitions and fertility options.
9/23/2020- Join Texas Oncology and Texas Oncology Foundation for an online panel discussion that continues to explore life after quarantine.
8/14/2020- The rise in virtual appointments during COVID-19 has reshaped the way some patients receive cancer care. Here’s what you need to know about preparing for your telemedicine appointment.
8/11/2020- Everyone is at risk of skin cancer and should take precautions to keep their skin safe. Here are ways to protect your skin from the sun’s damaging rays.
8/7/2020- The purpose of preventative cancer screenings is to diagnose and treat cancer early. Skipping preventive screenings can adversely affect your long-term health.
Media Outlet: Reuters
7/13/2020- As coronavirus cases surge in the U.S., doctors and hospitals note sharp declines in patients seeking routine medical care and screenings. Debra Patt, M.D., PhD, MBA, medical oncologist and executive vice president at Texas Oncology–Austin Central, discusses cancer care and survival after the pandemic and her expectation of higher mortality rates from cancer to due to delayed care.