Lung Cancer Screening: Who Should Get Tested and Why?
As an oncologist, one of the most valuable tools I can offer to my patients is early detection. When it comes to lung cancer, early detection can be the difference between a life saved and a life lost. Lung cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths worldwide, but through proper screening and […]
Early Signs of Lung Cancer: What to Watch For
As an oncologist, one of the most critical conversations I have with my patients revolves around the early signs of lung cancer. Many people think of lung cancer as something that only affects long-term smokers, but this isn’t the whole picture. While smoking is indeed a significant risk factor, lung cancer can occur in non-smokers […]
Breast Cancer Risk Factors: What Puts You at Higher Risk?
As an oncologist, one of my goals is to help my patients understand the factors that may put them at a higher risk of developing breast cancer. While some breast cancer risk factors are well-known, others are less obvious but still important to consider. Understanding these risk factors can empower individuals to make informed choices […]
Uterine Cancer Risk Factors: What You Need to Know
As an oncologist, I frequently discuss uterine cancer with my patients, particularly when it comes to understanding the uterine cancer risk factors. Uterine cancer, also known as endometrial cancer, is one of the most common cancers affecting the female reproductive system. While it’s a daunting diagnosis, knowing the risk factors can help in early detection, prevention, […]