Cancer is a very challenging disease to handle. It generates debilitating symptoms, and the very treatments that you will need to help you achieve complete remission or conquer the disease can cause nasty side effects, which can greatly affect your … Read More
Cancer Care
Tips for Finding the Best Oncology Center
After you receive a cancer diagnosis, one of the many questions you may have in mind is where you can go for treatment.
Searching for a good oncology center can be a daunting task, given your health condition, but … Read More
Cancer-Free: Life After Cancer Treatment
There are more than 17 million cancer survivors in the United States, largely thanks to revolutionary cancer treatments that didn’t exist just a few decades ago. Let’s talk about some of the main things that you can expect from here … Read More
Why Does Cancer Treatment Take So Long?
There are more than 200 different types of cancer, and it can develop almost anywhere in the body. The disease causes cells in a specific part of the body to reproduce and grow uncontrollably; these cells can invade and … Read More
Cancer Treatment Myths Debunked
Cancer is a serious illness, but modern medicine provides many effective treatment options for this disease. As a result, many people can now expect a better prognosis for most types of cancer. However, many myths regarding cancer treatment continue to … Read More
Lung Cancer Is Still One of the Most Common Types of Cancer in the US
Recommended Immunizations During Cancer Treatments
The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center (OSUCCC) — James Care
Wooster Community Hospital is thrilled to be affiliated with the world-renown Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC–James). Since establishing this partnership in 2013, Wooster Community Hospital and “The James” have continued … Read More
Not all Hospitals are the Same: Five Things to Look for In a Hospital
Symptoms of Common Types of Cancer
Cancer occurs when natural cellular replication happens too fast, and cells divide more quickly than they should – or the cells do not die off and instead invade nearby tissues. Either scenario can form a tumor, and a tumor can … Read More