texas oncology more breakthroughs. more victories
I am a: Patient | Caregiver | Refering Physician
Some of our cancer centers may have important notifications found on the location page. View More Important Notifications x

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.

Quick Links
Search News
Banner When Your Cancer Returns: Understanding, Coping, and Moving Forward

When Your Cancer Returns: Understanding, Coping, and Moving Forward

Cancer recurrence is a possibility for any cancer survivor. It can recur in the same spot, in nearby tissues, or in a completely different part of the body. As one navigates the challenges of recurrent cancer, it is important to understand the nature of recurrence, address the emotional concerns and methods to cope with the diagnosis, and actively engage in treatment decisions.
Article • April 03, 2024
thumb - A Great Leap For Surgery: Q&A With A Colorectal Surgeon On The Impact Of A Small Rubber Band

A Great Leap For Surgery: Q&A With A Colorectal Surgeon On The Impact Of A Small Rubber Band

Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer diagnosed in both men and women in the U.S. With the stage set in March for Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, colon and rectal surgeon, Theodoros Voloyiannis, M.D., FACS, FASCRS, shares insights on his “out-of-this-world” participation in a surgical simulation that has the potential to reshape the future of colorectal surgery, and discusses trends around the rise of colorectal cancer among younger patients and the importance of screenings.
Article • March 19, 2024
thumb - Overcoming Scanxiety Today for a Healthier Tomorrow

Overcoming Scanxiety Today for a Healthier Tomorrow

When it comes to cancer, many experience scan anxiety, also known as scanxiety. While it is understandable to be apprehensive about cancer screenings such as mammograms, prostate exams, and colonoscopies, their importance cannot be overstated. Early detection can significantly improve the prognosis and one’s quality of life. Learn more about scanxiety, how to manage it, and why scans are an essential part of cancer treatment and survivorship care.
Article • March 05, 2024

Join the Conversation

Image - Texas Oncology Joins San Antonio’s Fiesta Celebration

Texas Oncology Joins San Antonio’s Fiesta Celebration

Texas Oncology joined San Antonio’s annual Fiesta celebration by presenting Fiesta Medals to its employees, in addition to other clinics in the area.
Article • April 30, 2019
Image - Brain Cancer Research Takes the Lead with Head for the Cure 5K

Brain Cancer Research Takes the Lead with Head for the Cure 5K

Dr. Morris Groves of Texas Oncology–Austin Brain Tumor Center discusses advancements in brain cancer research and Head for the Cure’s impact on local cancer patients.

Article • April 26, 2019
Image - Survivors Connect at Austin Survive and Thrive Symposium

Survivors Connect at Austin Survive and Thrive Symposium

The Austin Survive and Thrive Symposium gave doctors and patients the chance to go beyond in-office visits to more thoroughly address the impact of cancer.

Article • April 25, 2019
Image - Blood and Marrow Transplant Program Marks 35 Years of Saving Lives

Blood and Marrow Transplant Program Marks 35 Years of Saving Lives

After performing more than 6,000 inpatient blood and marrow transplantation procedures, Baylor University Medical Center and Texas Oncology continue commitment to serving patients across the state after more than 35 years.

Article • April 22, 2019
Image - Know Your Risk: The Facts on Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer

Know Your Risk: The Facts on Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer

Dr. Sangeetha Kolluri of Texas Breast Specialists–San Antonio Northeast and Westover Hills shares the facts and debunks common myths about genetic testing for breast cancer.

Q&A • April 22, 2019
Image - Texas Oncology to Participate in Humana’s New Value-Based Care Model

Texas Oncology to Participate in Humana’s New Value-Based Care Model

Humana is engaging physician groups, including Texas Oncology, to launch a national, value-based care oncology program to improve the patient experience and outcomes. 

Article • April 16, 2019
Image - National Healthcare Decisions Day: Making Conversations Count

National Healthcare Decisions Day: Making Conversations Count

Sabrina Mikan, Ph.D., of Texas Oncology–Austin Central shares the importance of patient empowerment through advance care planning.
Q&A • April 15, 2019
Image - A Celebration of Life Couples Walking Through Cancer

A Celebration of Life Couples Walking Through Cancer

Join us for the Survive & Thrive webinar on April 11, 2019 and let's talk about navigating the cancer journey as a team.

Webinar • April 11, 2019
Image - Surgery for Oral, Head, and Neck Cancers with Dr. William McNamara

Surgery for Oral, Head, and Neck Cancers with Dr. William McNamara

Dr. William McNamara of Texas Oncology Surgical Specialists–Dallas Medical City shares the latest in surgery for oral, head, and neck cancers.

Article • April 11, 2019
Image - Three Tips for Making Personal Health Decisions

Three Tips for Making Personal Health Decisions

As you have discussions around advance care planning, consider these three tips that put you in the driver’s seat of your future healthcare.

Article • April 09, 2019
|< << 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 >|