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Who Is at Risk for Thyroid Cancer
The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland located in the neck that produces hormones. These hormones regulate vital bodily functions, such as your body’s heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and metabolic rate.
What Are the Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer?
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, so this is a good opportunity to inform women about what they should look out for when it comes to monitoring their health regarding ovarian cancer.
Beacon Cancer Care Is Becoming Beacon Clinic
Beginning August 28, 2023, Beacon Cancer Care will be reborn as Beacon Clinic.
Cancer Diagnosis? Consider Beacon Clinic
When you’ve been diagnosed with cancer, figuring out how to best move forward is challenging. At Beacon Clinic, we know how life-altering cancer is, even from the very moment that you are informed of your cancer diagnosis.
What Is the Most Common Treatment for Skin Cancer?
Skin cancer is one of the most commonly occurring cancers in the world. Roughly one in every five, or 20%, of all people will get some type of skin cancer during their lives.
What Does It Mean When Cancer Goes Into Remission?
Remission is an important milestone in the fight against cancer and something you should celebrate.
How Long Do You Need to Do Check-Ups After Successful Cancer Surgery?
Thanks to the incredible advancements in cancer care, more and more cancer patients are getting to receive the wonderful news that their cancer is in remission.
Radiation Oncology At Beacon Clinic
Getting a cancer diagnosis is always difficult news to absorb; it can change your whole perspective on life and disrupts your expectations and plans for the future.
Harmless or Dangerous? What to Look For in Moles or Spots on the Skin
May is Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month, a timely reminder to pay special attention to your skin.
What is Rheumatology?
You may have heard someone say they have “rheumatism” before. But other than hearing the name, you probably didn’t know what they meant other than that it is a medical condition.