As the death rate from cancer in the U.S. declines, obesity-related cancer deaths are on the rise and Texas leads the way. Learn about steps you can take to cut your risk.

After completing leukemia treatment at Texas Oncology, Wesley and April White crossed paths and eventually married. Read their full story this Valentine’s Day.

Join us for the Survive & Thrive webinar on February 14, 2019 and let's talk about intimacy after cancer.

Georgetown is known for small-town charm, but it’s also experienced booming growth, making it one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S. list in recent years.

World Cancer Day is a great way to bring awareness to prevention, screening, and treatment of all types of cancers.

Texas Oncology has developed helpful tips for patients, co-workers, managers, as well as inspiring individual patient stories.

Trends shaping cancer treatment and prevention in 2019 blend a focus on the opportunities that lie in deeper understanding of what is unique to each patient with insights gleaned from probing what is common to many.

Healthy Weight Week is an important time to reflect on how we can address bad habits, try new foods and activities, and remember that we only get one body so we should nourish it accordingly.

The role of an Oncology Social Worker (OSW) is to provide direct support and navigation services to patients and their families throughout the treatment process.

We know that the most important risk factor for developing cervical cancer is the presence of the HPV virus, as more than 90 percent of all cervical cancers have been found to have it present.