Cancer
January
This group is designed for young adults ages 18 to 45 who have been diagnosed with cancer and their significant others. A cancer diagnosis affects many important parts of life, including relationships, careers, finances, children and body image. Sharing thoughts and feelings, especially with other young adults with cancer, can be helpful. Meetings are open to young adults affected by cancer regardless of treatment location.
Call Oncology at 715-838-6072 with questions or for more information. No registration is required.
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Hometown Health Blog
Nourishing your health: Diet and nutrition factors for cancer prevention
Discover the power of your diet and nutrition habits in lowering your cancer risk. Learn which foods and beverages to consider removing from your pantry and what to add to your next grocery list.
Be sun savvy, protect yourself from skin cancer
UV rays from the sun can cause skin damage in as little as 15 minutes. The key is to be sun savvy and know how to keep your skin healthy. Explore ways to be smart in the sun to help protect your skin.
Genetic screening reveals surprising condition
Tammy LeDoux wasn't sure what to expect when she volunteered for a genetic testing study. The results revealed a surprising condition that led her to take preventive action for her health.
Beyond weight loss: Bariatric surgery may reduce cancer risk
Bariatric surgery can help you lose weight, but it may offer another benefit: reduced risk of certain cancers. Read more about the link between obesity and cancer, and what the research is revealing.
Fertility considerations in cancer treatment: Preserving hope for the future
Cancer and its treatments can have long-term effects on fertility. Learn about the cancers with higher fertility risks and preservation options that can provide hope for future family-building.
Targeted radiation therapy: Y-90 and liver cancer
Y-90 radioembolization is an innovative treatment for liver cancer that precisely delivers radiation to a tumor. Learn about the benefits and if this may be an option for you.
The importance of a cancer survivorship care plan
Life doesn’t immediately return to normal for cancer survivors because they’re done with radiation or chemotherapy. Learn why it's important to address needs with a survivorship care plan.
Living in fear: Cancer recurrence
Some fear of cancer recurring is normal, but excessive fear can decrease your quality of life. Here's how you can manage your fear.
The oncology nurse and teamwork
An experienced nurse shares why the relationship, teamwork and trust formed with patients through the cancer journey sets oncology nursing apart from other health care roles.
Team approach helps farmer beat lymphoma
After discovering an odd lump on his arm, Jerry Haines was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Now he's cancer-free thanks to the work of his hometown team.
Using cold cap to prevent hair loss during cancer
Hair loss is a common side effect of chemotherapy, and can contribute to stress and anxiety. However, scalp cooling therapy helps many patients keep most of their hair.
How blood donations help patients with cancer
About 25% of the U.S. blood supply is donated to patients during cancer treatments. Here's how it’s used, why it's important and how you can help.
