texas oncology more breakthroughs. more victories

Texas Oncology News Hub

The Texas Oncology News Hub is your source for important, helpful news and information about trends and innovations in cancer treatment, as well updates on our physicians, locations, and the care that we provide.

Search News

Join the Conversation

Image - Breast Cancer Is on The Rise Among Millennials – Do You Know Your Risk?

Breast Cancer Is on The Rise Among Millennials – Do You Know Your Risk?

Breast cancer affects one in eight women, and incidence rates are on the rise for those in their late 20s, 30s, and early 40s. While there is no surefire way to prevent breast cancer, understanding your risk and taking proactive steps today can make all the difference tomorrow. Remember that having one risk factor, or even several, does not mean you will have breast cancer, and women with no risk factors can still develop breast cancer.
Article October 03, 2024
Image - Diversity In Clinical Trials: Overcoming Barriers to Revolutionize Cancer Care

Diversity In Clinical Trials: Overcoming Barriers to Revolutionize Cancer Care

Ines Sanchez-Rivera, M.D., of Texas Oncology–El Paso Gateway and El Paso Grandview, discusses the importance of clinical research in advancing cancer care and the barriers underrepresented groups face in accessing clinical trials.
Q&A September 24, 2024
Image - Game-Changing Approach to Prostate Cancer Treatment Uses Sound Waves to Kill Cancer Cells

Game-Changing Approach to Prostate Cancer Treatment Uses Sound Waves to Kill Cancer Cells

Parth K. Shah, M.D., Texas Urology Specialists–Fort Worth Clearfork, shares how high-intensity focused ultrasound, a therapy which uses sound waves to kill cancer cells, is transforming prostate cancer treatment.
Q&A September 19, 2024
Image - Not All Cancers Have Tumors: More than 4,000 Texans Diagnosed with This Blood Cancer Each Year

Not All Cancers Have Tumors: More than 4,000 Texans Diagnosed with This Blood Cancer Each Year

For most people, the word cancer implies that there’s a tumor or mass growing somewhere in the body. However, contrary to popular belief, not all cancers form tumors.
Article September 05, 2024
Image - Navigating Conversations About Your Cancer Diagnosis with Classmates or Co-Workers

Navigating Conversations About Your Cancer Diagnosis with Classmates or Co-Workers

Being diagnosed with cancer naturally comes with questions — from understanding your diagnosis and treatment, to wondering how to share the news. And while every situation is different, the question often arises: What about work or school?
Article August 15, 2024
Image - The Importance of Well-Woman Visits for Gynecologic Cancer Prevention

The Importance of Well-Woman Visits for Gynecologic Cancer Prevention

Regular well-woman visits are important for maintaining overall health and early detection of potential issues, including gynecologic cancers. These appointments offer comprehensive care that goes beyond reproductive health, providing an opportunity to address lifestyle, preventive measures, and risk management.
Article August 01, 2024
Image - Beat the Heat: Hydration Essentials for Cancer Patients

Beat the Heat: Hydration Essentials for Cancer Patients

During cancer treatment, staying hydrated can help patients feel better, manage treatment side effects, and support nutritional needs. Learn more on dealing with nausea, beverage options to consume or avoid, and tips for hydrating in the hot Texas summer.
Article July 12, 2024
Image - Understanding the Eating and Nutrition Challenges Faced by Cancer Patients

Understanding the Eating and Nutrition Challenges Faced by Cancer Patients

A frequent concern among many cancer patients is the challenge of getting proper nutrition and navigating the everyday task of preparing food and consuming it. From dealing with side effects that can impact quality of life to facing food insecurity, it is important to take each day one at a time and find ways to manage these issues along the cancer journey.
Article July 02, 2024
Image - HER2+ Breast Cancer Survivor: ‘I Feel Lucky to be Part of a Clinical Trial’

HER2+ Breast Cancer Survivor: ‘I Feel Lucky to be Part of a Clinical Trial’

When Alice Rostkowski learned she had breast cancer during a routine mammogram in June 2021, her world shifted. However, she didn’t pause once to question the decision when offered the opportunity to participate in a clinical trial. Alice shares her journey and insight into being a participant and why she feels lucky to be part of such an innovative medical advancement right in her own community.
Article June 10, 2024
Image - Five Strategies for Men to Combat Their Cancer Risk Today

Five Strategies for Men to Combat Their Cancer Risk Today

Men have a higher rate of getting and dying from cancer than their female counterparts. While some risk factors, such as getting older, cannot be controlled, there are things men can do to reduce their risk and promote their overall wellness and well-being. Learn five strategies men can implement today to reduce their cancer risk.

June 05, 2024