I wish u knew… how an oncology social worker can improve your cancer experience
Posted October 18th, 2012
Timothy J. Hampshire
Christina discusses the importance of having a social worker on your cancer care team.
Sidelined
Posted October 16th, 2012
Rodney Warner, JD
I’ve done it again. Pulled a muscle in my back. Maybe three or four times a year, I make a bone head play and end up communing with a heating pad and an ice pack for a while.
I wish u knew… the rewards of working in radiation oncology
Posted October 15th, 2012
Timothy J. Hampshire
Dr. Hill-Kayser talks about working in oncology care and how her line of work can be particularly rewarding.
New Survivorship Clinic Resource
Posted October 12th, 2012
Carolyn Vachani, MSN, RN, AOCN
This survivorship clinic listing will be a resource for patients and healthcare providers looking for survivorship care
I wish u knew… about life after cancer
Posted October 8th, 2012
Timothy J. Hampshire
Donna Lee shares how it feels to have cancer and what others can do to help.
I wish u knew… quitting smoking after a cancer diagnosis
Dr. Vachani, a pulmonologist at Penn Medicine, sees patients who have been referred to him because of abnormalities in their lungs. Quitting smoking after a cancer diagnosis has many benefits for the patient.
The Seasonal Flu Vaccine for People with Cancer
Posted October 4th, 2012
Carolyn Vachani, MSN, RN, AOCN
Flu vaccine information is everywhere you turn these days, from the supermarket to the news. Many people with cancer may be wondering how they can best prevent getting sick and if they should be vaccinated against the flu, both seasonal and H1N1 (often called Swine flu). Here’s the facts…Flu vaccine information is everywhere you turn these days, from the supermarket to the news. Many people with cancer may be wondering how they can best prevent getting sick and if they should be vaccinated against the flu, both seasonal and H1N1 (often called Swine flu). Here’s the facts…
Ten Years Later and Still Going Strong
Posted October 2nd, 2012
Carolyn Vachani, MSN, RN, AOCN
Honoring our 10 year relationship between the oncology nurses from OncoLink and Alysa, our Poet-in-residence, friend and colleague.
I wish u knew… about breast cancer screening
Posted October 1st, 2012
Timothy J. Hampshire
Dr. Tobey discusses some of the controversy surrounding breast cancer screening with mammography and 3d mammography.
Stepping Up for Neighbors
Posted September 10th, 2012
Bob Riter
In today’s column, I’d like to recognize a small group of people who step up to support a neighbor, a community member, or an acquaintance who would otherwise go through cancer alone.