San Marcos In The News
We are pleased to keep you informed on the latest news related to our practice in San Marcos.
Publication: Austin American-Statesman
12/4/2024 - Aimee Mackey, M.D., FACS, Texas Breast Specialists–San Marcos and South Austin, spoke with the Austin American-Statesman alongside her patient, Rachel Crump, to discuss the factors driving the increase in breast cancer diagnoses among women under fifty.
Publication: Austin Medical Times, Houston Medical Times
12/1/2023 - Eric Meyers, M.D., of Texas Oncology–Kyle and San Marcos, discussed the role of cancer caregivers, noting their responsibilities as patient advocates and ways for caregivers to deal with the emotional impact of cancer, as well as the importance of effective collaboration and advance care planning.
Publication: In Focus Texas (Spectrum News 1, Austin)
10/2/2023 - What should we look for when getting screened for breast cancer and what should we ask our physician during this visit? Aimee Mackey, M.D., FACS, Texas Breast Specialists-San Marcos and South Austin, joined In Focus Texas (Spectrum News 1, Austin) to answer these questions.
Publication: Austin-American Statesman
6/25/2023 - Survey data from Texas Oncology indicates that most cancer patients experience symptoms of depression or anxiety, and many feel less attractive or confident. Texas Oncology patient Randi Sparks shares the impact of recurrent breast cancer on her mental health and the support she received from her multidisciplinary team, including Maygen Hansard, LMSW of Texas Oncology–Wichita Falls Cancer Center. Other members of the Texas Oncology team also share their perspectives on cancer and mental health. Aimee Mackey, M.D., FACS of Texas Breast Specialists–San Marcos and South Austin, emphasizes the importance of involving patients in their treatment and connecting them with resources and support. Stephanie Broussard, the director of social work and palliative care at Texas Oncology, shares mental health warning signs to look out for.
Publication: Austin Medical Times, Houston Medical Times
7/1/2022 - Sarcoma, referred to as a “forgotten cancer” due to its rarity, accounts for about one percent of all adult cancer diagnoses but is seen more commonly in children and teens. With Sarcoma Awareness Month in July, Lawrence E. Foote, M.D, Texas Oncology–Houston Medical Center and Sugar Land and R. Scott Lawson, M.D., Texas Oncology–New Braunfels and San Marcos share what you should know about the signs and risk factors associated with sarcoma.
4/9/2018 - Texas Oncology physicians, support staff, and facilities met stringent accreditation review criteria to earn full accreditation from the American College of Radiation Oncology.
Publication: San Marcos Daily Record
1/22/2017 - Dr. J. Landon Smith, a medical oncologist and hematologist at Texas Oncology–San Marcos, discusses how awareness surrounding risk factors can play a vital role in cancer prevention.
Publication: San Marcos Daily Record, San Marcos
11/27/2013