With more information about more treatment options available, and a new attitude among healthcare teams, patients are more directly involved than ever in their treatment.

More patients getting better treatment earlier means more survivors – and greater emphasis on managing the disease, and patients’ lives after cancer.

Scientists say mountains of data are revealing new ways to diagnose and treat cancer.

Innovations like immunotherapy, CAR-T, proton therapy, and new medicines are transforming cancer care.

The location of cancer tumors is becoming less relevant than what’s inside the molecules of cells that comprise them. Biomarkers are helping redefine treatment.

Texas Oncology physicians share their perspectives on the top five most important trends in cancer in 2018.

As we kick off Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, it’s important to continue the conversation around proton therapy’s potential benefits for prostate cancer patients.

Texas Oncology–San Antonio medical physicists Carlos Esquivel, Ph.D., and Rebecca McInturf participated in an exercise to compare the quality of treatment plans utilizing various tools.

We join the millions of Americans in expressing support for Arizona Senator John McCain and his family following the news of his brain cancer diagnosis.

Texas Center for Proton Therapy is one of the most technologically advanced proton therapy treatment centers in in the world. That’s why the center was selected to host the annual IBA Proteus Users Meeting from Sunday, March 19 to Monday, March 20. Belgium-based IBA is a global leader in proton therapy technology.