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People who don’t show symptoms of COVID-19 may still have it, and may still infect others, including those in high-risk categories.
As COVID-19 spreads, cancer patients on chemotherapy may be concerned about traveling for treatment.
Social distancing and self-isolation have become part of the American lexicon in today’s coronavirus culture.
Alan Yahanda, MD, FACS, and Jeffrey Metts, MD, MPH, from Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA) in Atlanta, address your concerns and answer your questions about COVID-19.
With concerns over the coronavirus reaching a fever pitch across the country, hand sanitizers have been hard to find in local markets.
For patients with cancer and other illnesses, the spread of the coronavirus is particularly troubling.
The $17 billion 3D printing industry can bring to life almost anything we imagine, from machine parts to clothing. Dr. Daniel Liu says researchers are now applying this technology to advance medicine and surgery.
Clinical trials are critical to determining the effectiveness and safety of new treatments and drugs for many diseases, including cancer.
Whether you’re visiting a doctor for the first time, or seeking a second opinion, asking the right questions can help you to understand important information about your cancer diagnosis.
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