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Cancer Care Centers of South Texas will be joining Texas Oncology - helping Texas Oncology expand its clinical and research support in south Texas.

New findings from the World Health Organization suggest that the consumption of processed meat may increase the risk of some cancers. Dr. Punit Chadha of Texas Oncology-South Austin says when it comes to eating processed meat, moderation is key.

Dr. Mikao Cline from Texas Oncology-Marble Falls and Texas Oncology-Austin Midtown discusses how to handle nutrition while receiving breast cancer treatment.

Jared Sturgeon, M.D., Ph.D. was featured in the People on the Move section of the Dallas Business Journal as one of Texas Center for Proton Therapy’s new hires.

Victor S. Mangona, M.D. was featured in the People on the Move section of the Dallas Business Journal as one of Texas Center for Proton Therapy’s new hires.

Medical Director Dr. Andrew Lee describes Texas Center for Proton Therapy’s innovative cancer treatment and patient-centered approach in a recent interview with the Irving Rambler. The article discusses the upcoming milestones of the center, the benefits of proton therapy and how the center is fulfilling a major need in the DFW area.

Dr. Meeneghan of Texas Oncology–Bastrop and Texas Oncology–South Austin discusses questions about Texas Oncology’s cancer care and the treatment services provided, and gives an in-depth look at breast cancer, screenings, the different types and stages, next steps after diagnosis and more on the KULM-FM “Doctor’s Point of View” segment.

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Texas Center for Proton Therapy has announced the hiring of three dedicated radiation oncologists with experience in radiation oncology and proton beam cancer treatment, completing the center’s key medical staff. Scheduled to open late this year, the center will provide patients access to the newest and most advanced proton therapy technology available, together with a care team that has more than 70 years of combined proton therapy experience.

Erica Ary, practice director of Midland’s Allison Cancer Center, a branch of Texas Oncology and Dr. Karen Carr discuss the impact of cancer every day on patients, their families, their friends and how despite the death and grief, they see beauty, strength and hope in their patients.