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Bone Cancer: Recognizing Symptoms and Treatment Advances
Bone cancer is relatively rare, comprising less than 1% of all cancers diagnosed each year in the United States.
Men’s Health: The Importance of Testicular Self-Exams
Many people think cancer is something to worry about when you’re older; however, some cancers are more likely to occur at a younger age.
Thriving After Cancer: Tips and Strategies for Survivors to Reclaim Their Health and Well-Being
As we honor National Cancer Survivor Month, we recognizes the millions of individuals who have faced cancer and emerged on the other side.
The Connection Between Rheumatoid Arthritis and Heart Health
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a fairly common auto-immune disorder that primarily manifests itself in chronic inflammation of the joints.
Urology Practice at Beacon Clinic
For the first time in North Idaho, an entire roster of Board-Certified specialists in urologic cancers are working together at Beacon Clinic.
Esophageal Cancer: Risk Factors, Symptoms, and Early Screening Options
The average 5-year survival rate for esophageal cancer is roughly 20%, primarily because it often progresses silently and goes undetected.
Beacon Clinic and OneOncology: Joining Forces to Enhance Cancer Care for North Idaho
Beacon Clinic has partnered with OneOncology to bring the latest cancer treatment options and research to patients in North Idaho.
Managing Multiple Myeloma: Latest Treatments and Coping Strategies
Part of our mission is to guide you through the latest treatment advances and share coping strategies to strengthen you for your journey.
Colorectal Cancer Awareness: Signs, Screening, and Prevention
We are committed to providing compassionate care and empowering our North Idaho community with the knowledge needed to protect their health.
Top 5 Ways to Reduce Your Cancer Risk During National Cancer Prevention Month
Cancer of all types is one of the most critical health challenges of our time, affecting millions of lives every year.