When it comes to colon cancer, there are several different treatment options available. Depending on each case, treatment may include chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, or, in most cases, a combination of the three. Curative surgery is a common available treatment, and it can be defined as a localized procedure in which doctors attempt to remove all … Continued
The 3rd Annual All Cancers Suck 5K Color Run/Walk will be held Saturday, August 18, 2018, at the Sussex County Fairgrounds, 37 Plains Road, Augusta, New Jersey. All proceeds from this event will benefit Regional Cancer Care Center (RCCA) of Sparta and the Regional Cancer Care Charities Inc. At this inspiring family event, participants will have … Continued
Providing a personal, community-based approach to cancer care is an integral part of how Regional Cancer Care Associates treats its patients. So, it should come as no surprise that RCCA and Community Oncology Alliance (COA) Patient Advocacy Network (CPAN) have created a partnership that will lead to RCCA/CPAN chapters in New Jersey, Maryland and Connecticut. CPAN … Continued
East Coast residents are no strangers to winter weather, and those long, chilly months tend to make time under the summer sun that much more appealing. But there’s a catch – too much exposure to the sun’s harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays can take a serious toll on skin health. How Does UV Light Affect Your Skin? … Continued
When Nandini Ignatius, MD, entered oncology practice 4 years ago, she knew she had joined a dynamic profession that is constantly discovering new treatments and improving outcomes for patients with different forms of cancer. “Oncology is a unique field that is rapidly progressing,” says Dr. Ignatius, who is part of an ongoing progression toward accessible, … Continued
Tammy Hopson, our Vice President of Human Resources was recently featured in the Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA), the nation’s premier membership organization for healthcare finance leaders, recent publication.
While innovative therapies have made slow improvements to leukemia incidence and death rates, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) projects there will be more than 62,000 new cases in 2017. Because of this, it’s important to seek the latest and most personalized care available when leukemia is diagnosed to obtain a successful outcome. Dr. Seth Howard … Continued
Identifying a positive health trend for NJ residents, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) reports both the incidence and death rate of colon cancer have decreased about 3% in recent years. As one of the most common types of cancer in both men and women, this downward trend brings hope for survivors, families and newly diagnosed … Continued
Ovarian cancer carries a specific set of risk factors, from environmental causes to hereditary traits, and the key to decreasing mortality rates is early detection. For example, half of all ovarian cancers occur in women older than 63 years of age, while women who have used oral contraceptives have a lower risk of developing epithelial ovarian … Continued
Although anyone can be affected by cancer, some demographics are more likely to suffer complications from the disease than others. African Americans, for example, experience higher cancer death rates than any other racial and ethnic group in the United States. Data from the American Cancer Society (ACS) confirms this increased risk for both men and … Continued