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In The News

Read the latest Texas Oncology news and stories highlighting South Texas practices and patients.

Holiday Best Wishes From Texas Oncology

Carrum Health and Texas Oncology Collaborate on New Breast Cancer Treatment Model

Media Outlet: Houston Medical Times

Taking Breast Cancer Prevention and Detection into Your Own Hands

Media Outlet: Woman2Woman Magazine

Heart of the Valley: Mission Resident Beats Breast Cancer

Media Outlet: KRGV-TV (ABC, Rio Grande Valley)

Doctor Gives Tips on Cancer Screening Best Practices

Media Outlet: KVEO-TV (NBC, RGV)

Texas Oncology Opens New Comprehensive Cancer Center in Beaumont

Texas Oncology Expands in Rio Grande Valley to Provide Surgical Oncology Services

Introducing Jasmine Lizette Gowarty to Texas Oncology–McAllen

Welcome Dr. Vijian Dhevan to Texas Oncology Surgical Specialists–Harlingen

Texas Oncology to Participate in Enhancing Oncology Model, New Medicare Value-Based Care Program