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Norton Cancer Institute Specialists
MEDICAL ONCOLOGY/HEMATOLOGY
GYNECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY
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Klarisa Stoudemire, APRN
RADIATION ONCOLOGY
ORTHOPEDIC ONCOLOGY
CANCER GENETICS
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Colonoscopy age dropping from 50 to 45 for most
The recommended age for colonoscopy and other colon cancer screenings is increasingly considered to be 45 for those at average risk, five years earlier than the previous guidance. The risk of developing colon cancer is […]
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Bike to Beat Cancer rider, fundraiser and volunteer Mike Farmer supports other survivors and those we’ve lost
If you have ever been to a Bike to Beat Cancer training ride or event, chances are you have met one of Bike to Beat Cancer’s most dedicated riders, Mike Farmer. Mike has ridden in […]
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Art therapy patient shares stories of hope and healing
Daniel Bulleit knows a lot about the power of art. His interest began at age 5, when he would draw pictures to stand out among a family that would grow to include 11 siblings. He […]
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Swollen lymph nodes are a normal and harmless COVID-19 vaccine side effect
The COVID-19 vaccine is causing swollen lymph nodes in many, but the harmless side effect is causing alarm as some mistake the temporary underarm lump for a tumor. “The concern is understandable, as a lump […]
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If you’ve been putting off cancer screenings, here’s your guide to catching up
Perhaps you put off cancer screening tests while staying safer at home. Delays of just a few months in detecting various forms of cancer can make treatment more difficult and reduce chances of survival. Here’s […]
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Colonoscopy age dropping from 50 to 45 for most
The recommended age for colonoscopy and other colon cancer screenings is increasingly considered to be 45 for those at average risk, five years earlier than the previous guidance. The risk of developing colon cancer is […]
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Bike to Beat Cancer rider, fundraiser and volunteer Mike Farmer supports other survivors and those we’ve lost
If you have ever been to a Bike to Beat Cancer training ride or event, chances are you have met one of Bike to Beat Cancer’s most dedicated riders, Mike Farmer. Mike has ridden in […]
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Art therapy patient shares stories of hope and healing
Daniel Bulleit knows a lot about the power of art. His interest began at age 5, when he would draw pictures to stand out among a family that would grow to include 11 siblings. He […]
Read Full Story
Swollen lymph nodes are a normal and harmless COVID-19 vaccine side effect
The COVID-19 vaccine is causing swollen lymph nodes in many, but the harmless side effect is causing alarm as some mistake the temporary underarm lump for a tumor. “The concern is understandable, as a lump […]
Read Full Story
If you’ve been putting off cancer screenings, here’s your guide to catching up
Perhaps you put off cancer screening tests while staying safer at home. Delays of just a few months in detecting various forms of cancer can make treatment more difficult and reduce chances of survival. Here’s […]
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