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Best Cities for Women

Publication: Women's Health

12/01/2012

Your cholesterol and blood pressure can say a whole lot about your health. But there's another stealth number that might speak volumes: your zip code.

Home, Sweet Home is the New Normal for Cancer Patients

Publication: Cleburne Times-Review, Cleburne

11/27/2012

Over 80 percent of all cancer treatment, including radiation and chemotherapy infusion, is now delivered at the community level in an outpatient setting.

Mother Stays Positive Battling Cancer With No Cure

Publication: PermianBasin360.com (Website of KMID-TV), Midland/Odessa

11/27/2012

Many walk through the doors of the Texas Oncology Allison Cancer Center seeking cancer treatment. One patient is mother and grandmother, Brenda Anderson.

Letter to the Editor: Say Thank You to Cancer Caregivers

Publication: Amarillo.com (Website of Amarillo Globe-News), Amarillo

11/23/2012

During this season of gratitude and giving, Texas Oncology physicians highlight the important role caregivers play in supporting cancer patients.

Giving Thanks for Caregivers

Publication: NewsChannel10.com (Website of KFDA-TV), Amarillo

11/21/2012

November is national Caregivers Month. Texas Oncology is highlighting the important and often over looked role that caregivers provide.

Texas Oncology Promotes Thanking a Caregiver this November

Publication: WoodlandsOnline.com (The Woodlands Community Website), The Woodlands

11/16/2012

Texas Oncology highlights the vital role caregivers play in cancer treatment continuum, and encouraging expressions of thanks and support for caregivers.

Cáncer de Mama: Mejor Prevenir que Lamentar

Publication: El Nuevo Heraldo, Brownsville

10/26/2012

El Dr. Alvaro Restrepo, oncólogo en Texas Oncology en McAllen, dijo a El Nuevo Heraldo que la incidencia de cáncer de mama en el país estaba disminuyendo.