Advances in breast cancer care are making treatment increasingly personalized, giving care teams more information about individual cancers and which therapies may be most effective. Today, a breast cancer diagnosis can involve much more than identifying the location and stage of a tumor. Physicians can also evaluate the biological and Read more
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men in the United States, yet the conversation around it has changed significantly in recent years. Where treatment once followed a more uniform path, today’s approach is shaped by the individual: the biology of the cancer, the patient’s overall health, their Read more
Receiving a cancer diagnosis often means meeting several new healthcare professionals in a short amount of time. While your oncologist leads your treatment, they’re part of a larger team dedicated to supporting your care every step of the way. Each member of your cancer care team has a unique role, Read more
When you’re in the middle of cancer treatment, it can feel like your oncology team has become your entire medical world. Infusion days, lab draws, follow-up scans: your calendar fills up fast, and everything else starts to feel like it can wait. But here’s something your care team at HOAPB Read more
Understanding blood counts during treatment can help patients better navigate cancer care and know what to expect throughout the treatment process. Blood tests are a routine and important part of cancer treatment, providing information about how the body is responding and whether it is safe to continue therapy. These tests, Read more
Hydration during cancer treatment plays an important role in supporting overall health, managing side effects, and helping the body recover. Many cancer therapies, including chemotherapy and targeted treatments, can affect how the body processes fluids and electrolytes. Staying properly hydrated can help patients maintain energy levels, support organ function, and Read more
Melanoma is the most serious form of skin cancer, and Florida residents face one of thehighest risks in the country. With more days of intense sun exposure than nearly anyother state, Palm Beach County residents are at elevated risk for developing melanoma— and knowing the warning signs early can make Read more
Cancer survivorship begins at the time of a cancer diagnosis and continues throughout the rest of a person’s life. While completing treatment is an important milestone, many patients find that life after cancer comes with new questions, challenges, and adjustments. During National Cancer Survivors Month, it is important to recognize Read more
Bladder cancer awareness starts with recognizing symptoms that should never be ignored, including blood in the urine. While this symptom can be caused by several conditions, it is important to have it evaluated by a healthcare provider as soon as possible. Bladder cancer is one of the most common cancers Read more
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, but many cases can be prevented through sun protection and early detection. During Skin Cancer Awareness Month, it is important to understand the risks associated with sun exposure and the steps you can take to protect your skin in Read more