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Physicians, Patients Need to Work on Healthy Dialogue


Treating the whole person rather than just the symptoms of illness is becoming more mainstream. “I believe there is a benefit with integrating complementary and alternative medical treatments such as nutrition, exercise, yoga, massage, etc., into traditional/conventional medical practices,” says Dr. Lea Krekow, an oncologist at Texas Breast Specialists-Bedford and Texas Oncology’s Bedford and Grapevine locations.

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