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Welcome to the Texas Oncology Media Center. We are eager to assist journalists, editors, bloggers, and content creators in developing engaging news coverage, feature stories, and other content for your readers and viewers. Here you will find the latest news, facts, and statistics about Texas Oncology and cancer and contact information for our media relations team.

Over 100 Texans have become sick with measles recently. To protect our patients and staff, we ask that patients and caregivers avoid coming in to our clinics if they have been near someone with measles, have been diagnosed with measles, or have any symptoms of infection like a fever or a rash. If any of these apply to you and you have a visit booked, please contact your clinic to let them know and book a virtual visit (telehealth) instead. Learn more about how to recognize measles and what you can do to stay safe.

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