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Not All Heroes Wear Capes 21st Century Oncology Thanks Frontline Workers

Not All Heroes Wear Capes 21st Century Oncology

21st Century Oncology would like to personally thank everyone on the frontline for their efforts during the COVID-19 crisis. The doctors, first responders, nurses, therapists, custodial workers, medical insurance processors, cashiers, food delivers, truck drivers, chefs, volunteers, mail deliverers, military, and all other people in our local community and across the borders of our states, you are respected and honored …

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CLINICAL TRIALS

No other field of medicine is changing as rapidly as oncology. Over the past decade, literally dozens of new medicines and new approaches for treating cancer have been developed, and this has resulted in many more people surviving cancer than ever before. According to the National Cancer Institute, in 2020, there are over 15 million cancer survivors in the United …

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Too Young to Have VEIN DISEASE? THINK AGAIN…

Too Young to Have VEIN DISEASE

By Joseph Magnant, MD, FACS, RPVI Venous disease, also known as venous insufficiency, is often thought of as being an issue that only affects the “older” population. Surprisingly, there are many teens and young adults that may have venous insufficiency without evening knowing it. Venous insufficiency occurs when there is a failure of the valves in the leg veins to …

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Are The Coronavirus Statistics and Fears Causing You Anxiety?

Coronavirus Statistics and Fears Causing You Anxiety

Lehigh Regional Medical Center is actively monitoring COVID-19 with state and local health departments and the CDC. They have implemented stringent protocols to keep their patients and staff safe and healthy. With the community, state, and globe in a merciless time of unprecedented uncertainty, many people are fearful of catching COVID-19, and they are also worried about their future and …

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Are You at Risk? What You Need to Know About Heart Disease

What You Need to Know About Heart Disease

Dr. Joseph Freedman MD, MBA Did you know that after the age of twenty our vascular systems begin to accumulate plaque? Tiny plaque deposits can embed themselves into our delicate vascular structure throughout our entire bodies. Over time the sticky plaque can mount up and cause hardening of the arteries, block oxygen-rich blood from reaching our hearts, or cause clots to …

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Protect Your Eyes During the COVID-19 Pandemic

In the midst of uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus (COVID-19), many people are taking a closer look at their health and wellness. Your vision is an important part of your body’s overall health that should not be overlooked. While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) identifies fever, cough and shortness of breath as the primary symptoms of COVID-19, conjunctivitis, …

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Manage Symptoms of COVID-19 with Homeopathy

By Toni Eatros, MS, Dipl Ac, AP I know you are tired of hearing about COVID-19 and the novel coronavirus. However, I am going to offer you something different today. A plan of action to take if you or a loved one becomes ill with the virus and cannot get into a hospital for treatment. Unfortunately, the United States is …

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Coronavirus, Also Known as COVID-19: How Are Insurance Companies Handling It?

Coronavirus, Also Known as COVID-19: How Are Insurance Companies Handling It

By Ulla-Undine Merritt (Dee) National Producer Number (NPN) 8853366 Most of the major insurance companies that sell a Major Medical Plan, Employers Group Plans, Medicare and Medicaid have your back. Most are waving all members cost sharing, including copays, coinsurance and deductibles for COVID-19 diagnostic testing provided at approved locations in accordance with CDC guidelines. You can login to your …

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Where to Get Testing at a Mobile Testing-Collection Sites

Where to Get Testing at a Mobile Testing-Collection Sites

Governor DeSantis said, “More mobile testing sites are coming and hundreds more are being tested each day.” COVID-19 If you have mild to moderate symptoms (fever, cough or difficulty breathing), call your physician, other healthcare providers or the Florida Department of Health hotline (866-779-6121) as soon as possible. Seek care without exposing others. If you have Severe symptoms and trouble …

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Preventing Head, Neck and Oral Cancers

Preventing Head, Neck and Oral Cancers

Oral, head, neck and throat cancers account for about 4% of cancers in the U.S. According to the National Cancer Institute, these cancers occur more than twice as often among men than women. While not as common as some other types of malignancies, oral cavity and oropharyngeal (head and neck) cancers can often be discovered during routine screening exams by …

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