Written by Lynne Eldridge, MD Journaling, or “expressive writing” is a creative and emotional outlet for many people with cancer. In addition to being a way to chronicle your journey and clarify your thoughts, some people have found that writing is...
Written by: Sara Chigani, MA, MT-BC “Oh, I’m not musical” or “I only play the radio” are a couple of typical answers I get after introducing myself as a music therapist. Yes, music is healing and as a board-certified music therapist...
Written By: Katharine Price, MD In my experience as a head and neck medical oncologist, fear of long-term side effects of cancer treatment is second only to the fear of cancer recurrence. Treating the head and neck region using surgery, radiation,...
Written by Jaeyoung Choi and Praveen Arany, BDS, MDS, MMSc, PhD Upon completing my first year at Dental School, I was looking at getting involved with dental research this summer to learn more about progress in the field of clinical care...
Imagine a 196-ton, cancer-killing machine that can target a patient’s cancer with sub-millimeter precision while sparing nearby healthy tissues and minimizing side effects. In its most simple terms, that’s proton therapy. Proton therapy is an advanced form of radiation treatment that...
