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In a series of podcasts, the Rev. Percy W. McCray Jr. offers messages of hope to those touched by cancer and COVID-19.
CTCA patient Lettie Lassiter’s inspiring story is featured in the Ken Burns PBS documentary, The Gene, which is now streaming on PBS.com.
China, where the original COVID-19 outbreak occurred and has since been contained, offers a potential model for caring for cancer patients during this pandemic.
Doctors around the world are racing to conduct research and collect data on the BCG’ vaccines potential use against COVID-19.
Cancer research costs money. And Americans are more than willing to pay, donating millions every year to finance cancer research.
A healthy immune system may not prevent you from getting infected with COVID-19, but it may help some patients recover faster.
Dr. Sean Cavanaugh, Chair of the Department of Radiation Oncology at CTCA, answers questions about how cancer treatments may be impacted by COVID-19.
Cancer patients not only face the stresses of life like everyone else, they also deal with specific concerns associated with their diagnosis.
Your job as a caregiver may be more important than ever—and more difficult during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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