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Pittsburg In The News

We are pleased to keep you informed on the latest news related to our practice in Midlothian, Texas.

COLUMN: Cancer among young adults is on the rise: What you need to know about this concerning trend

Publication: Jacksonville Progress, Palestine Herald-Press, Pittsburg Gazette

MEDICAL COLUMN: Not All Cancers Have Tumors

Publication: Jacksonville Daily Progress, Palestine Herald-Press, Pittsburg Gazette

Understanding the Eating and Nutrition Challenges Faced by Cancer Patients

Publication: Austin Medical Times, Houston Medical Times, Palestine Herald-Press, Pittsburg Gazette

Five Strategies for Men To Combat Their Cancer Risk Today

Publication: The Pittsburg Gazette

MEDICAL COLUMN: Five Strategies for Men to Combat Their Cancer Risk Today

Publication: Palestine Herald-Press

The Benefits of Meditation for Cancer Patients

Publication: The Pittsburg Gazette

MEDICAL COLUMN: The Benefits of Meditation for Cancer Patients

Publication: Palestine Herald-Press

Guarding Your Heart During and After Cancer Treatment

Publication: Palestine Herald-Press

Cervical Cancer: Unveiling the Facts, Prevention, and Empowerment for a Healthier Future

Publication: The Pittsburg Gazette

When You Are the Cancer Caregiver

Publication: Pittsburg Gazette