CHI Health providers treat cancer clinically, mentally, spiritually and emotionally. Let us offer support and information on various cancer topics.
Your oncology nurse is your advocate, resource, and often, your confidante. There are a few things our oncology nurse wishes every patient knew from the start.
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Specialized services of speech and language pathologists are an important part of a patient's journey to recovery and regaining their quality of life after cancer.
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Breast density matters for cancer risk and screening because dense breasts can make it harder to spot cancer on a mammogram, and density is an independent risk factor.
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Modern colonoscopy prep is easier. Discover split-dose and small-volume options, plus tips for a smoother experience, and why this life-saving screening is essential.
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Radon is the number one cause of lung cancer in non-smokers and the second leading cause overall, right behind smoking.
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A Nurse Practitioner answers your essential mammogram questions. Understand timing, prep, the procedure, callbacks, and financial options.
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Radiotherapy is a finely tuned, powerful partner that can work with your surgery to give you the best possible outcome for breast cancer.
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