As the month of November is known for being Lung Cancer Awareness Month, ThedaCare Cancer Care would like to continue the push for increased screening, recognizing the symptoms of lung cancer and information about treatment for those diagnosed.
OMT is essentially a hands-on treatment of soft tissue, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and bones, almost like a hybrid between chiropractic adjustments and massage therapy.
November’s Lung Cancer Awareness Month is an important time to examine whether you’re at risk and can benefit from screening.
“A key to recovery from breast cancer, and most cancers, is early detection,” said Bobbi McGivern, MS, a certified genetic counselor at ThedaCare Regional Cancer Center in Appleton.
“Every person welcomes you,” she said. “They make you feel like you belong. We are so lucky to live in the Fox Valley. I believe we have the best health care.
“She is a miracle,” said Michael Dunlap, her husband. “I cannot describe it any other way, her recovery and the fact that she is here today is truly a miracle.”
The surgical team of providers from ThedaCare and Neuroscience Group have successfully performed the first robotic-assisted spine surgeries in Northeast and Central Wisconsin using the Mazor X Platform this week.
Women in the advanced stages of breast cancer have a treatment that could potentially help them live longer. It is called immunotherapy and it uses a person’s own immune system to fight cancer.
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